The
current
strike
will
not
have
an
impact
on
oil
and
fuels
production,
said
Emanuel
Cancella,
general
secretary
of
Sindipetro-RJ,
a
Petrobras
union
in
Rio
de
Janeiro,
according
to
Reuters.
The
profit
sharing
proposal
was
40%
lower
than
the
amount
paid
in
2011,
and
if
it's
not
improved
Petrobras
unions
are
ready
to
call
a
larger
strike
aimed
at
disrupting
output,
he
said.
Petrobras'
2012
proposal
used
the
same
criteria
as
its
2011
profit-sharing
package,
Petrobras
said
in
an
emailed
statement
to
the
news
wire.
The
company
added
it
was
ready
to
negotiate…
