Overview
- The Federal Labor Tribunal scheduled a three-day, personal and secret vote for November 12–14 at 63 centers nationwide.
- About 1,800 unionized employees are deciding whether to continue the work stoppage or lift it.
- A national tally is expected today, and the result will guide the judge’s decision on whether the strike is legally recognized.
- Management says it is ready to resume operations as soon as a majority votes to end the strike, while the union accuses the administration of avoiding negotiations.
- Hundreds of branches have suspended or limited services, with the institution extending commercialization dates, keeping items safeguarded, continuing daily interest accrual, and offering electronic payment options.