The Brazilian tobacco industry faced a significant downturn last year, producing 83,000 tons less than the previous period, a substantial 13.7% decline. This reduction led to a noticeable decrease in seasonal employment, with 1,000 fewer positions available, an 8.3% drop from the year before. The Santa Cruz do Sul Workers Union (NOVO STIFA) detailed that […]
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