In the midst of one of the biggest crises in the history of the Brazilian labor market, the current government announced a severe cut of personnel in Brazilian state-owned companies. The measure is expected to reach more than 25,000 employees by the end of 2019, according to data from the companies and the Ministry of Economy compiled by the "G1" website.
The federal government has already approved seven programs of voluntary dismissal or incentive retirement in companies such as Correios and Embrapa. The official projection is that the downsizing will bring savings of about $ 2.3 billion annually to public coffers.
In the short term, reducing public service employment, particularly during the current time of severe financial crisis, adds workers directly to the Brazilian unemployment lists. It is a measure that reduces consumption and further affects the economy, amplifying the effects of a possible return to recession.
Currently, unemployment reaches 13.4 million Brazilians. Of these, 3 million have been for 2 years or more without formal employment.
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