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Postal strike ends in most states

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Brasilia - The Brazilian Post and Telegraph Company (ECT) announced today (28) to resume its activities in most states after a strike of 12 days. Remain standing employees of the company in Belo Horizonte (MG) and Rio Grande do Sul (with the exception of Santa Maria). According to a spokesperson for the ECT, the employees of ECT in the Holy Spirit decided to return to work this afternoon.

The postal workers demanded a pay increase of 41% and incorporation of salary of R$ 300. The adjustment offered by the company was 9% valid for two years and incorporation wage of R$ 100, from January 2010.

For the president of the Union of Postal Workers of the Federal District, Moisés Leme da Silva Neto, the adjustment has not brought much improvement for those who already have a small salary.

"Even with the improvements that had the salary of a police office [mailman and clerk] is R$ 648.15. The increase of 9% for this category is a stub. What I consider a victory in the negotiations was the social part. Now a woman driver will work internally and will receive salary during maternity leave, "he said.

In the Federal District the delivery of mail accumulated will be held within seven days. "In Brasilia are approximately 800 thousand hits in arrears, with a forecast of a week for sending" said Cleide lha, chief spokesperson for the Post Office in Brasilia. In other states, the period of standardization in the delivery of mail was provided for seven to ten days.





Source: Agência Brazil

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