Although he disguises himself as a "metalworker," the union leader who also serves on the Central Committee of the Communist Party does not work in any private company or state agency.
In fact, he "worked" partially at the metalworking company Tsakos Industrias Navales, but in reality, he was on union leave.
That is, paid time off to carry out his duties as a union leader, of course receiving his full salary with all benefits.
The metalworking company Tsakos closed in March 2024. As a result, Marcelo Abdala lost his "job." However, the Communist Party union leader continues to receive a hefty salary paid by the PIT-CNT union, which, as is known, is funded by the union dues paid by real workers.
