According to the same note, the administration of the public broadcaster also wants to eliminate the 3% discount for supplementary retirement insurance, end travel assistance and make the worker have to pay three times more for the insurance.
On the other hand, the value of the meal voucher will not change, “despite the increase in costs in the company’s cafeterias and outside them”.
The RTP CT and the Porto subcommittee also pointed out that the refusal of the Minister of the Presidency, Leitão Amaro, to update the Audiovisual Contribution, which is indexed to inflation, takes approximately six million euros from the company this year.
Since 2017, the accumulated loss corresponds to R$135 million.
For workers, what is at stake is a “worrying collusion between the Board of Directors and the Government in the suffocation of the public media service”.
RTP’s CT and the Porto Workers’ Subcommittee therefore call for participation in the plenary session scheduled for this Friday, at 2:30 pm, in Lisbon, Porto and by telematic means.
“We are not facing a common negotiation, but a decisive choice: either we accept impoverishment or we demand respect”they won.
Lusa contacted RTP and is awaiting a response.
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