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| Tropa de Choque em ação hoje pela manhã na Estação Ana Rosa |
O Presidente da Federação Nacional dos
Metroviários, Paulo Pasin, afirmou que os grevistas do metrô de São
Paulo estão dispostos a aceitar o reajuste de 8,7% imposto pela Justiça
do Trabalho ontem. De acordo com Pasin, o sindicato dos
metroviários exige, como condição para reabrir as negociações com o
Governo do Estado, a reintegração dos cerca de 60 funcionários do metrô
cujas demissões foram anunciadas na manhã de hoje.
Uma
reunião entre grevistas e Governo do Estado deve discutir os termos de
um possível acordo começou por volta das 15h20 desta segunda e conta com
líderes de centrais sindicais nacionais.
"Estamos
dispostos a aceitar esse percentual [8,7%] desde que o governo negocie
outros pontos conosco. Nossa prioridade neste momento é reverter a
demissão dos 60 funcionários que o governo disse que demitiu. Outros
pontos que a gente quer negociar não têm impacto financeiro, como um
plano de cargos e salários", disse Pasin.
Governo
e metroviários marcaram para a tarde de hoje uma nova
rodada de negociações para tentar por fim à greve do metrô que chegou ao
seu quinto dia. No último domingo, a Justiça do Trabalho decretou a
greve como abusiva e estabeleceu em 8,7% o percentual de reajuste que o
metrô deveria dar a seus funcionários. Quando a greve começou, os
metroviários pediam 35,5% de reajuste. Posteriormente, os grevistas
pediram 12,2%.
Na
manhã de hoje, o Secretário de Transportes
Metropolitanos, Jurandir Fernandes, anunciou que pelo menos 60
funcionários do metrô em greve seriam demitidos por justa causa. A lista
dos demitidos, porém, não foi divulgada pelo governo nem pelo sindicato
dos metroviários. Na estação Ana Rosa, houve confronto entre a PM e
integrantes do sindicato e de outros movimentos sociais. Bombas de gás
lacrimogêneo foram utilizadas e pelo menos 13 pessoas foram detidas.
Desses, 11 eram agentes de segurança do metrô.
Segundo
a "Rádio Estadão", o secretário de Transportes deu um prazo até o fim
da tarde para que os grevistas voltem ao trabalho. Segundo ele, "a greve
deve acabar ainda esta noite".
Um
protesto logo no início da manhã terminou em confronto entre a polícia e
os grevistas, com lançamento de bombas de gás lacrimogêneo e
manifestantes detidos. Eles foram encaminhados para o 36º DP (Vila
Mariana).
Dos
13 funcionários levados à delegacia, 11 trabalham como agentes
operacionais do Metrô e dois são do setor administrativo. De acordo com
informações do portal "Estadão.com", eles foram encaminhados para
averiguação. Além disso, por volta das 10h, um funcionário da direção do
Metrô anotava o nome de cada um dos detidos, que foram ouvidos pela
polícia separadamente.
Segundo
a delegada Roberta Guerra, plantonista do 36º DP, os 13 detidos
assinarão um termo circunstanciado e responderão judicialmente pelo
artigo 201 do Código Penal, que trata da participação em "suspensão ou
abandono coletivo de trabalho, provocando a interrupção de obra pública
ou serviço de interesse coletivo", informou a Secretaria de Segurança
Pública, em nota.
A
audiência do sindicato dos metroviários prevista para ser realizada às
13h de hoje foi adiada depois que uma nova rodada de
negociações entre metroviários e governo do Estado foi anunciada. A
reunião estava marcada para começar às 15h de hoje e
contaria com integrantes do sindicato dos metroviários, do Governo do
Estado e de centrais sindicais.
A
greve dos metroviários se transformou na principal ameaça ao jogo de
abertura da Copa dia 12.06.2014, entre o Brasil e a Croácia.
Um dos principais responsáveis pela segurança da Copa em São Paulo disseontem que a greve "é uma ameaça forte", por isso, um plano
para fazer com que as pessoas tenham acesso à Arena Corinthians, em
Itaquera, na zona leste de São Paulo, foi elaborado.
A
Polícia Militar e o Exército criaram um plano de contingência para
manter abertas as vias de acesso ao estádio e em operação metrô e trens
que levam à arena. O comando da PM decidiu mobilizar 5.000 agentes.
Os
líderes dos metroviários negam que a estratégia da categoria inclua a
ameaça à abertura do Mundial da Fifa. "A Copa vai ter, o sindicato não
quer acabar com a Copa. Sou torcedor de futebol, sou santista, gosto do
Neymar e vou torcer pelo Brasil", disse o presidente do sindicato,
Altino de Melo Prazeres Junior. "Tem a Copa, mas tem de ter dinheiro
também para o trabalhador", afirmou.
Fonte da Notícia: UOL
Imagem: UOL
The
President of the National Federation of the Subway, Paul Pasin said
that striking the São Paulo subway are willing to accept the adjustment
of 8.7% imposed by the labor court yesterday. According Pasin, the subway workers' union requires, as a condition to
reopen negotiations with the State Government, the reinstatement of the
60 employees of the metro whose layoffs were announced this morning.
A meeting between strikers and the State Government should discuss the terms of a possible deal started around 15:20 and this second account with the national central trade union leaders.
"We are willing to accept this percentage [8.7%] since the government negotiate other points with us. Our priority now is to reverse the dismissal of 60 employees said that the government resigned. Additional points we want to trade have no impact financial, as a plan for jobs and wages, "Pasin said.
Government and subway marked for later today a new round of talks to try to end the subway strike which reached its fifth day. Last Sunday, the Labour Court ruled the strike as abusive and established in 8.7% of the percentage increase that the subway should give their employees. When the strike began, the subway asked 35.5% of readjustment. Subsequently, the strikers demanded 12.2%.
This morning, the Metropolitan Transport Secretary, Jurandir Fernandes, announced that at least 60 employees in the subway strike would be dismissed for cause. The list of dismissed, however, was not disclosed by the government or by the union of the subway. At the station Ana Rosa, there was confrontation between MPs and members of the union and other social movements. Tear gas were used and at least 13 people were arrested. Of these, 11 were security agents subway.
According to "Radio Estadão," Transportation Secretary gave a deadline until late afternoon so that the strikers back to work. According to him, "the strike should still end tonight."
A protest early in the morning ended in confrontation between police and strikers, with release of tear gas and detained protesters. They were referred to the 36th DP (Vila Mariana).
Of the 13 employees taken to the police station, 11 work as operatives of the Metro and two are in the administrative sector. According to the information portal "Estadao.com", they were referred for investigation. Furthermore, around 10 am, an employee at the direction of Metro wrote down the name of each of the detainees who were interviewed by police separately.
According to delegated Roberta War, on duty the 36th SD, 13 detainees have signed a detailed term and will respond in court under Article 201 of the Penal Code, which deals with participation in "suspension or collective abandonment of work, causing the interruption of public work or service collective interest, "the Department of Public Safety said in a statemen
A meeting between strikers and the State Government should discuss the terms of a possible deal started around 15:20 and this second account with the national central trade union leaders.
"We are willing to accept this percentage [8.7%] since the government negotiate other points with us. Our priority now is to reverse the dismissal of 60 employees said that the government resigned. Additional points we want to trade have no impact financial, as a plan for jobs and wages, "Pasin said.
Government and subway marked for later today a new round of talks to try to end the subway strike which reached its fifth day. Last Sunday, the Labour Court ruled the strike as abusive and established in 8.7% of the percentage increase that the subway should give their employees. When the strike began, the subway asked 35.5% of readjustment. Subsequently, the strikers demanded 12.2%.
This morning, the Metropolitan Transport Secretary, Jurandir Fernandes, announced that at least 60 employees in the subway strike would be dismissed for cause. The list of dismissed, however, was not disclosed by the government or by the union of the subway. At the station Ana Rosa, there was confrontation between MPs and members of the union and other social movements. Tear gas were used and at least 13 people were arrested. Of these, 11 were security agents subway.
According to "Radio Estadão," Transportation Secretary gave a deadline until late afternoon so that the strikers back to work. According to him, "the strike should still end tonight."
A protest early in the morning ended in confrontation between police and strikers, with release of tear gas and detained protesters. They were referred to the 36th DP (Vila Mariana).
Of the 13 employees taken to the police station, 11 work as operatives of the Metro and two are in the administrative sector. According to the information portal "Estadao.com", they were referred for investigation. Furthermore, around 10 am, an employee at the direction of Metro wrote down the name of each of the detainees who were interviewed by police separately.
According to delegated Roberta War, on duty the 36th SD, 13 detainees have signed a detailed term and will respond in court under Article 201 of the Penal Code, which deals with participation in "suspension or collective abandonment of work, causing the interruption of public work or service collective interest, "the Department of Public Safety said in a statemen
The
hearing of the union of subway workers scheduled to be held today at
13h was postponed after a new round of negotiations between subway and
the state government was announced. The meeting was scheduled to begin at 15h today and count on members
of the subway workers' union, the State Government and trade union
confederations
A strike by subway workers became the main threat to the opening game of the day 12.06.2014 Cup between Brazil and Croatia. One of the main responsible for the safety of the Copa São Paulo disseontem that the strike "is a strong threat", so a plan to make people have access to the Corinthians Arena in Itaquera, on the east side of St. Paul, was prepared.
The Military Police and the Army created a contingency plan to keep open the roads leading to the stadium and in operation metro and trains leading to the arena. The command of the PM decided to mobilize 5,000 agents.
The leaders of the subway deny that the strategy category includes the threat to the opening of the FIFA World Cup. "The World Cup will be the union does not want to end up with the Cup. I'ma football fan, I'm Santos, Neymar and I like rooting for Brazil," said union president Altino de Melo Junior Pleasures. "Has the World Cup, but must also have money to work," he said.
Source of News: UOLPicture: UOL
A strike by subway workers became the main threat to the opening game of the day 12.06.2014 Cup between Brazil and Croatia. One of the main responsible for the safety of the Copa São Paulo disseontem that the strike "is a strong threat", so a plan to make people have access to the Corinthians Arena in Itaquera, on the east side of St. Paul, was prepared.
The Military Police and the Army created a contingency plan to keep open the roads leading to the stadium and in operation metro and trains leading to the arena. The command of the PM decided to mobilize 5,000 agents.
The leaders of the subway deny that the strategy category includes the threat to the opening of the FIFA World Cup. "The World Cup will be the union does not want to end up with the Cup. I'ma football fan, I'm Santos, Neymar and I like rooting for Brazil," said union president Altino de Melo Junior Pleasures. "Has the World Cup, but must also have money to work," he said.
Source of News: UOLPicture: UOL
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