Now bound to the jurisdiction of Balneario Camboriú, the establishment of a labor court in Itapema is a long-standing wish of the local legal community that is close to becoming a reality.

With the reinforcement of an important ally: Mayor Nilsa Simas (PSD).

At a meeting last week (15) at OAB’s headquarters in Itapema, the mayor told the chairman of the regional labor court, José Ernesto Manzi, that the municipality is committed to paying installation rent before the trial. build your own headquarters.

Nilza also offered to cede the land owned by the municipality so that the court would consider the costs only for the cost of the work.

Such an appointment will be subject to the approval of the Itapema city council, which will not be a problem, since the chairman of the Legislative Assembly, Alexander Shepa, who was present at the meeting, gave a positive signal.

Currently, Itapema is under the jurisdiction of Balneario Camboriu. Photo: Adriano Eberter/TRT/ND

“By agreement with the court, we undertake to cooperate in every possible way to make it possible to establish a Labor Court in our municipality. Not only Itapema will benefit, but also nearby cities.”The mayor then said.

The representative of the Federation of Workers in Industry of the State of Santa Catarina (Fetiesc), Jairo Rodriguez, presented statistics such as the number of urban residents who could benefit and their geographical distance from the Balneario Camboriu Labor Forum, which, according to him, will increase the need to create in region’s labor judiciary.

President José Ernesto Manzi thanked Mayor Nilza Simas for the proposal and stressed the importance of keeping the judiciary within reach of the population and said that he intends to look for a solution that will serve society in the region.

Mayor Nilza Simas (left) spoke about supporting the introduction of labor justice in Itapem at a meeting at OAB-SC Photo: Camila Velloso/TRT12/Disclosure/ND

The creation of a possible local labor court should be reviewed shortly by the Regional Labor Court. (TRT-12).