Brazil's MGI offers up to R$350,000 to amnestied public workers who leave their posts
What happened
According to headlines from Brasil 247, SBT News and Fatos de Mato Grosso, Brazil's Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI) is offering up to R$350,000 in compensation to amnestied public employees who leave their jobs.
When it started
The sources provided do not give a publication date or deadline, so the timing of the notice is unknown from this material.
How it spread
The programme is described as a voluntary dismissal programme (PDV) that MGI announced through a published notice (edital). The eligibility rules and payment details are not included in the material provided, so they are unknown here.
Why it matters
SBT News links the programme to employees amnestied during the Collor government. The sources provided do not explain the government's reasons for the offer.
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