Train bar workers' strike with 95% adherence
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Train bar workers' strike with 95% adherence

Correio da Manhã31 August 2026 at 16:00

The workers from the bars on long-distance CP trains started this Monday a new strike, for an indefinite period. The stoppage has a 95% adherence from the workers. The employees are defending the rights provided for in the Company Agreement, which are being contested by Itau. The situation involves the catering services on board long-distance trains operated by CP.

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