Overview
- FNP said on December 31 it accepted Petrobras’ counterproposal, following approvals by FUP and Sindipetro‑NF on December 30, closing the nationwide stoppage.
- Sindipetro‑NF, representing more than 25,000 workers, voted to suspend the action on the 16th day after backing the company’s latest collective agreement offer.
- Workers kept a state of greve and permanent assembly in place to monitor compliance with Petrobras’ commitments and enable rapid responses if needed.
- Company terms include no punishments or transfers for strikers, neutralization or compensation of strike days, overtime pay for disembark days, and new or improved allowances such as Auxílio Mercado and transport support, alongside steps on pension deficit issues.
- Petrobras said production and market supply were not affected, citing contingency teams deployed where necessary.