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This Friday (15), the group requested that Caixa bring forward the disbursement originally scheduled for the 20th. See the details!
Last Thursday (14), the National Confederation of Workers in the Financial Sector (Contraf-CUT) sent a renewed letter to Caixa Econômica Federal. Therefore, the group insisted that the financial institution make the Profit Sharing or Results (PLR) payment, originally scheduled for the 20th, this Friday (15).
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Additionally, the group demanded that Caixa acknowledge that, as a state-owned institution, it has the primary role of implementing the government's social policies. Thus, even if such action does not generate direct gains for the institution, employees dedicate themselves to these social tasks and deserve due recognition. Therefore, Contraf-CUT demands that Caixa deliver the fair Social PLR.
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Regarding this, Fabiana Uehara Proscholdt, leader of the Bank's Executive Employees' Committee (CEE), emphasized the need for the Social PLR disbursement in recognition of the institution's employees' social commitment.
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Fabiana also pointed out that, even while facing challenges and recurring system problems, the workforce ensured profitability for the Bank in the first half of the year. On August 22, Contraf-CUT sent a letter proposing that PLR Caixa – Social be linked exclusively to results in social indicators.
How much will the state-owned institution’s PLR be?
In summary, the PLR structure at Caixa has two components:
- Fenaban Module: 90% of the salary plus additional amounts;
- PLR Social Caixa: 4% of the institution’s earnings divided among all employees.
Therefore, the deposit of the first installment of the 2023 PLR is scheduled for September 20. This amount represents half of the total PLR amount (50% of the Fenaban PLR + 50% of the Social PLR) and is based on Caixa’s profit in the first half of the year, totaling R$ 4.5 billion.
