USP's student union decided to go on strike in a vote held Wednesday (15th) at the University City campus. Students joined the work stoppage that staff began on Tuesday against a bonus created only for professors. Now each academic center will decide whether to join the movement.
USP staff began a strike against the Strategic Complementary Activities Bonus, a monthly bonus of up to R$ 4,500 created only for professors. The employees consider that the measure violates equal treatment, as it excludes other university workers.
The student union approved the strike in an assembly held Wednesday, April 15, at the FFLCH courtyard in University City
Students joined the staff strike that began Tuesday against a bonus exclusive to professors
The professor bonus could cost USP around R$ 238 million per year if all faculty members participate
USP has more than 5,300 professors and approximately 12,600 technical-administrative staff
Students included their own demands: improvements to the cafeteria, entrance exams for indigenous people and quotas for trans people
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