(Bloomberg) -- Petroleo Brasileiro SA, Brazil's
state-controlled oil company, may face a five-day strike as
union members who voted to back a walkout seek to gain leverage
by reducing crude and fuel output.
Oil workers want Petrobras, as the producer is known, to
give employees more automatic promotions instead of basing
raises only on merit, said Alessandra Muteira, spokeswoman for a
federation of unions that represent the company's employees. The
strike would begin on or after July 5, she said.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
state-controlled oil company, may face a five-day strike as
union members who voted to back a walkout seek to gain leverage
by reducing crude and fuel output.
Oil workers want Petrobras, as the producer is known, to
give employees more automatic promotions instead of basing
raises only on merit, said Alessandra Muteira, spokeswoman for a
federation of unions that represent the company's employees. The
strike would begin on or after July 5, she said.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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