Justice Condemns Oxxo to Pay R$ 2 Million for Exposing Employees to Robberies
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Oxxo's convenience store was targeted by robbers in Campinas Johnny Inselsperger/EPTV The Integrated Network of Convenience and Proximity Stores S.A., owner of the Oxxo Minimized Network, was convicted by the Labor Justice for exposing employees to robberies and neglecting security. With the decision, the company must pay R$ 2 million as compensation for collective moral damages.
Company will have to pay R$ 2 million for collective moral damage and should implement ostensive surveillance, immediate medical and psychological support, legal assistance and regular issuance of CATs throughout the country
Decision determines which network adopts security measures in stores throughout the country; company may still apply
Labor Justice has fixed compensation against company considering that physical and psychological integrity of employees is continuously affected
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