INSS: AGU appeals decision that suspended the return of experts to face-to-face work | economy

The decision was made by federal judge Márcio de França de Moreira, from the Federal District, who analyzed a lawsuit filed by the National Association of Medical Experts in Social Security (ANMP).

On the 18th, the government ordered the experts to return to face-to-face work. The ANMP, however, does not want to resume its activities.

The organization argues that the INSS agencies, which reopened after the closure due to the new coronavirus pandemic, still do not comply with the health security specifications.

“The aggravated decision [que suspendeu o retorno e o corte de ponto], in addition to not complying with the probability requirement of the right, it causes irreparable damage to the Union, the INSS and hundreds of thousands of Social Security beneficiaries, a vulnerable part of society, ”argues the AGU in the appeal.

The agency also argues that the documents “prove the rigorous care that precedes the reopening of each INSS agency” deemed suitable and the “serious losses caused by the failure to carry out the expert opinion, to demonstrate that the association’s claim is totally unfounded. “.

The document is signed by union attorney Julia Thiebault Sacramento and federal attorney Ricardo Mendes Ferreira.