
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.
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Caixa employees have been on strike since September 10 after rejecting proposals to renew the Collective Labor Agreement.
The preliminary decision, taken on Thursday night (24) by the TST minister, Maurício Godinho Delgado, took place within the scope of the collective strike dispute filed by the company against the National Confederation of Workers in the Financial Sector (Contraf) and the National Confederation of Workers in Credit Companies (Contec).
According to the TST, the request partially meets the request of the public company, which requested that 80% of its staff remain in activity. The financial institution claimed a direct impact on essential services such as bank compensation and payment of social benefits.
Caixa employees have been on national strike since September 10, after rejecting the previous proposal to renew the Collective Labor Agreement. This Monday, workers rejected the bank's second proposal.

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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.

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Employees at Caixa Econômica Federal decided to maintain the national strike that began on September 10 after rejecting, in a virtual meeting this Monday (21), the proposal to renew the Collective Labor Agreement. The main divergence is in the Saúde Caixa plan, with the company proposing an increase in participation in the cost from 6.5% to 9% of the payroll from 2027.