Monte Cristo bus workers strike and demand labor rights in Belém Employees of the Monte Cristo company stopped activities on the morning of this Monday (20), which caused the suspension of some bus lines in Belém. According to the Belém Road Workers Union (Sintrebel), the category demands the payment of salaries, food vouchers and other labor rights that would be in arrears. With the shutdown, passengers had to look for alternatives to get to work and other commitments. According to the union, workers claim that there are still pending issues regarding April's salary, in addition to salaries for May and June, which also would not have been paid. The category also complains about two months of outstanding food vouchers and vacation payments, alleging that employees leave and return from the rest period without receiving the amounts within the period established by law. The lines affected by the stoppage are CDP-Ver-o-Peso, Pedreira-Nazaré, Pedreira-Lomas (Line A), Sacramenta-São Brás and Alcindo Cacela-José Malcher. In the early hours of the morning, users reported difficulties finding transportation and some resorted to using vehicles via app and other means to reach their destinations. Sintrebel reported that it is monitoring the mobilization and demanding a solution to regularize payments. The report sought out the company Monte Cristo to comment on the workers' demands and is awaiting its position. The space remains open for demonstrations. ? Follow the g1 Pará channel on WhatsApp VIDEOS with the main news from Pará Access other state news on g1 Pará.