Sinpro’s Negotiating Committee met on Monday (8/21) with the Presidency of the Institute of Health Assistance for GDF Servers (Inas) to address Decree No. 102 of 11/8/23, which increased GDF Health’s monthly payment values. The decree is to be rescinded, because the adjustment (22.5% in the monthly fee for the cardholder and even higher percentages in the monthly fee for dependents) is exorbitant.
In addition to the annulment, the Sinpro Negotiation Committee also demanded the implementation of the decision of the board of directors of Enas (which will include two representatives of Sinpro) so that the due discussions take place before the unilateral decrees.
The director of Enas, Ana Paola Cardoso, stated that there is no possibility of reversing the decision, as the amendment (the first to occur since the establishment of the authority, in 2020) was made to ensure the survival of the plan and is the perfect solution. Federal District Court of Accounts (TCDF) directives. Sinpro is still negotiating with Einas and has already asked the legal advisor to analyze the actuarial calculation to see if the increase is abusive or is in fact due.
The health plan is an ancient battle for our class, the victory of the 2006 strike. “Sinpro not only understands the high costs of the health plan and the need to readjust these values, but we also understand the need to live,” Elbia Perez says. compromising the needs of this category of food.”
District MP Gabriel Magno of the Labor Party, former leader of Sinpro, has introduced a draft Legislative Decree (PDL) to suspend the effects of Ordinance 102. Click here and see the text of the PDL.
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