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Palmas education workers strike to demand labor rights

Municipal education workers in Palmas, Brazil, have launched a strike and organized demonstrations to demand various labor rights from the local government. The mobilization, which included marches to the City Hall and the City Council, saw significant participation, with over 60 of the 81 municipal teaching units either fully or partially adhering to the stoppage.

Key demands from the workers include the fulfillment of the National Professional Wage Floor for teachers and the payment of base dates for the years 2024, 2025, and 2026. Additionally, the category is seeking the payment of bonuses related to the Palmas Educational Evaluation System (SAEP) and the Basic Education Evaluation System (SAEB).

Other grievances presented by the union, Sintet, include the calling of candidates from the civil service reserve list, the right to voice rest, professional qualification leave, and the implementation of Law No. 15,326, which classifies early childhood education teachers within the basic education career path. The protesters also expressed opposition to the outsourcing of public services in the education sector.

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Eduardo Siqueira Campos · Palmas · Prefeitura de Palmas · Sintet

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