State intends to reduce workload, suspend vacation and review medical agreement to contain a break of R $ 2.6 billion registered in 2024
Amid a loss of R $ 2.6 billion in the year 2024, the post office announced a set of measures that aim to save up to R $ 1.5 billion by 2025.
The plan, presented in an internal statement on Monday (12.MAI.2025) mainly aims cuts in labor expenses, highlighting the revision of the health plan and the reduction of the workday of part of the employees. Read A (PDF – 429 KB).
Among the main changes is the adoption of a workload of 6 hours a day and 34 hours per week for administrative workers, with a proportional cut of salary. The temporary suspension of vacation, valid from June 1, is also planned. Employees will only be able to enjoy rest from January 2026.
Another sensitive point is the redesign of the health plan, which should operate in new formats, with an estimated 30% cut in expenses. The choice of the accredited network will be discussed with unions, but the change lights a warning in one of the most sensitive areas for the state’s servers.
Measures also include:
- Extension of registrations for the Voluntary Dismissal Plan (POS) until May 18;
- Temporary transfer of postmen and attendants to treatment centers;
- 20% cut in the headquarters’ duties budget;
- Mandatory return to face -to -face work on June 23, except for cases supported by court decision.
The document says that the drop in revenues with international orders and the increase with precatory and lawsuits pressured the company’s results. The board of the state states that actions aim to “reinforce investment capacity” and ensure financial sustainability.
In practice, the plan transfers to workers the burden of the financial crisis. The suspension of vacation and the reduction of working hours with salary generate discontent in part of employees, who see the measures as setbacks in rights.
The company’s management argues that changes are temporary and reaffirms “commitment to transparency and dialogue”But the statement also makes it clear that the state -owned company bets on aggressive expenses to try to rebalance.
The measures come amid growing questions about the state’s financial health and its ability to operate in the long run. Internal documents obtained by Poder360 by 2024 they already indicated.
