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The strike began after the rejection of the proposal to renew the Collective Labor Agreement (ACT), with more than 90% of the union bases taking a position against the company's offer.
Employees at Caixa Econômica Federal decided to maintain the national strike that began on September 10th. The company's proposal was rejected in a virtual meeting held this Monday (21) afternoon. The strike command is expected to announce the movement's next steps soon.
The strike began after employees rejected the proposal to renew the Collective Labor Agreement (ACT) and decided on a national strike. According to the Executive Committee of Employees (CEE), more than 90% of the union bases rejected the proposal presented by the institution.
Among the main points of divergence, and one of the main demands, is Saúde Caixa, an employee health care plan. Workers also demand progress in other items of the specific agreement, negotiated since June.
The company's proposal, rejected today, would increase the bank's participation ceiling in the funding of Saúde Caixa from 6.5% to 9% of the payroll, starting in 2027.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The strike command will announce the movement's next steps soon.
Very likely · Within days

The registration deadline for the Manaus Previdência contest ends today at 11:59 pm. The notice includes 17 immediate vacancies and reserve registration for mid- and higher-level positions, with salaries reaching R$9,175.25.
The TST minister, Mauricio Godinho Delgado, determined that 60% of Caixa Econômica Federal employees remain active during the strike that began on September 10. The decision aims to balance essential services and the constitutional right to strike.

The TST minister, Maurício Godinho Delgado, determined that 60% of Caixa Econômica Federal employees remain active during the national strike, partially responding to the bank's request to guarantee essential services.

Workers at the Post Office and Caixa Econômica Federal have continued to strike in Acre since September 11 for an indefinite period following impasses in negotiations. The trial of the Correios collective conflict was suspended at the TST and is scheduled to resume on October 24th, while Caixa faces legal action after a failed attempt at conciliation on October 23rd.

The Ministry of Labor and Employment rescued 12 workers in charcoal factories in Montes Claros who worked in conditions similar to slavery, without drinking water, bathrooms or protective equipment, receiving R$100 per day. The employer was notified to register the workers, pay severance pay and FGTS of around R$22,000 in 10 days.

Paraíba Post Office workers decided to continue the strike at a meeting in João Pessoa, with a dispute trial scheduled for Thursday (24). The strike, part of the category's national movement, demands salary recovery, maintenance of benefits and improvements in health care, in addition to opposing the dismantling and restructuring of the company.