Municipal education employees protest again and demand salary recovery in AC Municipal education employees in Rio Branco protested again this Friday morning (17), in front of the Legislative Assembly of Acre (Aleac), in the center of the capital. Organized by the Union of Education Workers of Acre (Sinteac), the demonstration demands the recomposition of the structure of the salary table for the category, with the refund of 10% that, according to the union, was taken from workers' salaries. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp The act also seeks to pressure the State Government to resume negotiations on the agenda. According to Sinteac, the claim has been going on for more than three years without any progress. g1 contacted the Executive and is awaiting feedback. ?Context: The mobilization takes place just over a month after the end of the civil servants' strike, which ended on June 2, after 13 days of strike. On that occasion, city hall and unions signed an agreement during a conciliation hearing at the Acre Court of Justice (TJ-AC), which guaranteed a 5% adjustment for the category and the creation of a commission to discuss other demands. However, according to Sinteac, some of the demands remain unresolved, including the recomposition of the salary table structure, considered one of the movement's main agendas. Demonstration organized by Sinteac brings together municipal education employees in front of Aleac, this Friday morning (17), in Rio Branco Seronilson Marinheiro / Rede Amazônica According to the president of Sinteac, Rosana Nascimento, the demand remains the same presented by the category in previous demonstrations and involves the appreciation of education professionals. During the protest, the union leader also linked the demand to the need for greater transparency in the application of resources allocated to education. "It's an old agenda, which is over three years old. Unfortunately, it doesn't have a commitment to education. They have already resolved the problem with the PCCR in other departments, except education, and the situation is the same. For us, the Fiscal Responsibility Law exists. We are complaining here because the chief of staff was supposed to schedule a meeting and call, but that didn't happen," he stated. READ MORE: With coffin and mourning, teachers continue strike and protest again in Rio Branco Operation investigates diversion of Education resources, targets former secretary and fulfills 21 warrants in Acre Acre has more than 250 Fies vacancies for the 2nd half of 2026 Rosana also stated that the union should try to open a new round of negotiations with the State Government. If there is no response, the category must discuss new mobilizations. "We will seek a meeting with the governor and also with the Civil House. Depending on the result, we will call the category for a larger movement. It is the workers who decide the next steps", he added. Demonstration organized by Sinteac brings together municipal education employees in front of Aleac, on the morning of this Friday (17), in Rio Branco Seronilson Marinheiro / Rede Amazônica Protests This Friday's mobilization takes place just over a month after the strike by municipal education employees in Rio Branco, which began on May 20. The strike lasted 13 days and came to an end on June 2, after an agreement reached between the unions and the City of Rio Branco during a conciliation hearing at the Acre Court of Justice (TJ-AC). The understanding guaranteed a 5% adjustment for the category and the creation of a commission to discuss other demands considered pending by the workers. During the strike movement, employees held a series of demonstrations in different parts of the capital. On June 1, dressed in black, workers carried a coffin for a symbolic event called the "education wake", in front of the Acre Court of Justice, in protest against the lack of progress in negotiations. Teachers hold new demonstration for work improvements in Rio Branco Days earlier, on May 26, the strike had been suspended by an injunction from the Court of Justice, which ordered the return of activities in municipal schools within 24 hours and set a daily fine for the unions. Even after the decision, part of the category maintained the mobilizations and made new protests while negotiations continued until the conciliation hearing that ended the movement. VIDEOS: g1