The strike became popular as an instrument of workers' struggle from the industrial development caused by the Industrial Revolution, mainly from the 19th century onwards. However, the strike was not always considered a fundamental right of workers, since, throughout Brazilian history, the strike was frowned upon by the State and the striking workers were targets of intense repression by the forces cops.
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However, currently, the strike in Brazil is safeguarded as a fundamental right of the worker by the Federal Constitution of 1988, from article 9. In view of this, the employees of the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) announced a strike starting this Wednesday, 30.
The premise that the civil servants used to guide the strike basically consists of the salary adjustment that has not occurred for three years, claiming an increase of 19.99%. Also, it is important to highlight that these are not the only requirements in this category.
Workers say they want the spending ceiling to be repealed and the PEC that provides for administrative reform to be withdrawn. The strike became official through a letter sent to the National Federation of Unions in Health, Work, Social Security and Social Assistance (Fenasp). The workers emphasized that the stoppage must continue indefinitely until the parties reach an agreement.
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