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Correios workers in Piauí go on indefinite strikePhoto by von_Italz on Pexels
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Correios workers in Piauí go on indefinite strike

Portal O Dia11 September 2026 at 12:44

The Correios workers in Piauí went on an indefinite strike. The category rejected the proposal presented by the company, which motivated the decision to stop work.

The health insurance plan is among the main points of demand by the workers. The category has been demanding improvements in working conditions and the benefits offered by the company.

The strike affects postal services in the state of Piauí, compromising the normal operation of Correios in the region. The workers seek through the strike to pressure the company to meet their demands.

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