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TST Determines 80% of the Staff in the Post Offices on Strike - 14/09/2026

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Post workers must maintain 80% of the staff during strike, determines TST

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Post workers entered strike on Thursday and seek approval of collective labor agreement 2025/2026

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The Tribunal Superior do Trabajo (TST) partially answered a request from the Post Offices to declare the strike of abusive workers and determined that the unions keep 80% of the effective in activity. The determination covers the units of care, treatment, transport, distribution and administrative or support areas indispensable to the continuity of the postal chain. In the decision, the TST also determines that "the percentage of 80% should be m…

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Post workers must maintain 80% of the staff during strike, determines TST

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Post offices will have to keep 80% of the workforce working. TST considers service essential and quotes impact in the elections of 2026.

The Superior Court of Labor (TST) determined the maintenance of 80% of the postal workers during the strike of the category. The decision was made on the last Saturday by the president of the TST, minister Vieira de Mello Filho, after the state resort to the court to guarantee the minimum functioning of the company, which considers the strike to be... Read more » The post Strike in the Post Office: TST determines maintenance of 80% of the effect…

Category maintains mobilization in front of the Central Agency in Maceió, and awaits audience of collective dissent in TST

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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