FNP oil workers participate in plenary session against labor reform.
The country's main metalworkers' unions will hold the National Plenary of Industrial Workers this Friday (29), starting at 9 am. The idea is to discuss the organization of the struggle and resistance against the reforms and attacks of the Temer government and the bosses; "The Plenary aims to unite the working class and prevent the implementation of the labor reform, in addition to pointing out a strategy to confront the Temer government," says Eduardo Henrique, leader of FNP/Sindipetro-RJ
Red Portal - The country's main metalworkers' unions will hold the National Plenary of Industrial Workers this Friday (29), starting at 9 am. The idea is to discuss the organization of the struggle and resistance against the reforms and attacks of the Temer government and the bosses.
Leaders of the National Federation of Oil Workers (FNP), understanding the depth of the political crisis and the unstable times faced by the Brazilian population, will join many other industrial workers to defend the rights of all and to adopt a calendar of demonstrations against the labor reform.
"The plenary aims to unite the working class and prevent the implementation of the labor reform, as well as to outline a strategy to confront the Temer government," says Eduardo Henrique, leader of FNP/Sindipetro-RJ.
The event will be held at the CMTC Club, located at Avenida Cruzeiro do Sul, 808, in Armênia, São Paulo. Union leaders and activists from various sectors will also be present.