End of the strike by technical-administrative employees at UFPB Reproduction SINTESPB The technical-administrative employees at the Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB) decided to end, this Thursday (9), the strike that began four months ago. The decision was approved at an assembly promoted by the Paraíba Higher Education Workers Union (Sintespb), after a vote by the category. ? Click here to follow the g1 PB channel on WhatsApp The strike began after the deadline for compliance with an agreement between the category and the federal government, established in another strike held in 2024. This agreement defined a two-year deadline for implementing the employees' demands. After the deadline, some measures were not complied with and technical-administrative workers began a new strike, resuming the following demands: implementation of the knowledge and skills system (RSC); reduction of working hours to 30 hours per week without salary reduction.
UFPB technical-administrative employees approve end of strike after four months
End of the strike by technical-administrative employees at UFPB Reproduction SINTESPB The technical-administrative employees at the Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB) decided to end, this Thursday (9), the strike that began four months...
Click here to follow the g1 PB channel on WhatsApp The strike began after the deadline for compliance with an agreement between the category and the federal government, established in another strike held in 2024. This agreement defined a two-year deadline for implementing the employees' demands.
- After the deadline, some measures were not complied with and technical-administrative workers began a new strike, resuming the following demands: implementation of the knowledge and skills...
- According to Raquel Melo, general coordinator of SINTESPB, the strike was ended after the publication of a federal government decree, which regulates the knowledge and skills system (RSC).
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According to Raquel Melo, general coordinator of SINTESPB, the strike was ended after the publication of a federal government decree, which regulates the knowledge and skills system (RSC). This system recognizes the skills and experience of employees and allows salary progression. According to the coordinator, the measure is already being implemented in educational institutions. As a result, servers should return to activities next Monday (13). SINTESPB also reinforced that it will continue to be mobilized to regulate pending points under the strike agreement. Most watched videos from g1 Paraíba