Meeting with Brazil Central Bank’s Campos Neto confirmed for today

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Brazilian Union of Central Bank Employees (SINAL), chairman Fábio Faiad said that the meeting with Central Bank president Roberto Campos Neto, to discuss wage readjustment of the institution’s employees, will take place remotely and is confirmed for Tuesday, January 11, at 2:30 PM.

Campos Neto tested positive for Covid-19, but is asymptomatic and will continue his activities remotely, in quarantine at home, as reported by the Central Bank on Saturday, January 8.

In relation to President Jair Bolsonaro’s statement on Saturday that all public servants may not get a raise in 2022, Faiad said that it is another of the government’s conflicting statements, which talked about a readjustment for all public servants and then signaled a raise only for the police. “Nothing is final. Let’s wait for the situation to be clearer in the near future.”

In the last SINAL balance, released on January 6, almost half of the body’s 3,500 workers had already joined the protest by resigning from their jobs or not taking them on, with some 450 commissioned or substitute employees.

A Central Bank analyst, a specialized career, has a starting salary of R$19,197.06 (US$3,390), which may reach R$27,369.67, according to the Ministry of the Economy’s personnel statistics table.

The last adjustment occurred in January 2019.

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