Sintrajud - Federal Judiciary Worker's Union in the State of São Paulo

What Sintrajud - Federal Judiciary Worker's Union in the State of São Paulo does

Sintrajud (Sindicato dos Trabalhadores do Judiciário Federal no Estado de SP) is a Brazilian labor union founded in 1995 that holds legal representation rights for federal judiciary workers in the state of São Paulo. It is registered as a private non-profit civil society organization and is funded primarily through monthly membership dues (mensalidade sindical) paid by affiliated workers, including Analistas Judiciários, Técnicos Judiciários, Oficiais de Justiça, and Judicial Police personnel serving across federal courts such as TRT-2, TRF-3, and TRE-SP. Its revenue model is a subscription-recurring membership structure, with dues levels set internally rather than publicly disclosed.

The union's core offerings center on legal representation and collective bargaining — including collective lawsuits (ações coletivas), legal counsel (Atendimento Jurídico), and advocacy on wage, retirement, and administrative reform issues. Beyond representation, Sintrajud runs a Clube de Convênios benefits club with partner discounts, a negotiated mobile plan partnership with Claro telecom, a discounted medication and vaccine program through Drogaria São Paulo, and a multi-channel communications operation including a website, WhatsApp news channel, Instagram, podcast, and printed Jornal do Sintrajud and Boletins. Membership is acquired through direct digital signup (sindicalize-se), in-person services at the São Paulo headquarters and Santos branch office, and workplace assemblies.

Sintrajud operates with 14 staff from a headquarters in central São Paulo and a Santos subsede, with no proprietary technology platform and no disclosed AI capabilities. It is affiliated with the national federation Fenajufe and with CSP-Conlutas (which it joined in 2003 after departing CUT), aligning with an independent, class-struggle union orientation. Governance is democratic, with periodic elections (most recently 2026), a congress structure (10th Congress held in 2026), and dedicated núcleos and identity-based collectives (aposentados, mulheres, negros e negras, LGBTQIAPN+, PCD) that organize member-specific advocacy.

Name

Sintrajud - Federal Judiciary Worker's Union in the State of São Paulo

Legal name

SINTRAJUD - Sindicato dos Trabalhadores do Judiciário Federal no Estado de SP

Website

https://sintrajud.org.br

Company type

Private

Founded year

1995

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Sintrajud is a São Paulo-based Brazilian labor union founded in 1995 that represents federal judiciary workers across TRT-2, TRF-3, and TRE-SP courts, funded by monthly member dues and providing legal representation, collective bargaining, and partner-discount benefits.

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Headquarters

HQ city

São Paulo

HQ country

Brazil

HQ region

Latin America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Others

Revenue model

1. Union Membership Dues (Mensalidade Sindical): Sintrajud generates revenue through monthly membership dues (sindicais) paid by affiliated federal judiciary workers. Members pay regular union fees in exchange for representation, legal assistance, healthcare partnerships, and other benefits.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Sintrajud is a labor union (sindicato) representing federal judiciary workers in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. It provides collective bargaining representation, legal assistance, collective lawsuits, and access to negotiated member benefits through its benefits club (Clube de Convênios), telecom partnerships (Claro), and healthcare discount programs for workers of TRF-3, TRT-2, TRE-SP, and other federal courts in São Paulo state.

Product overview

Sintrajud is a labor union for federal judiciary workers in São Paulo state. The organization offers a comprehensive suite of services including legal assistance, collective lawsuits, employee benefits through a benefits club (Clube de Convênios), mobile phone plans (Claro partnership), health-related benefits, publications (newspapers, bulletins, guides on workplace harassment), multimedia content (podcasts, videos, documentaries), and union representation through various nuclei and collectives representing retirees, analysts, justice officers, technicians, judicial police, and affinity groups (LGBTQIAPN+, Women, Black workers, PCD persons). The organization also facilitates union elections and publishes news updates for members.

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Problem solved

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Products and services

• Clube de Convênios A benefits club offering discounted access to partner establishments including pharmacies, healthcare services, and other commercial providers for union members.
• Telefonia Claro (Mobile Phone Plans) Negotiated mobile phone plans with Claro telecommunications provider offering special rates and doubled mobile data for union members.
• Atendimento Jurídico (Legal Assistance) Legal assistance services for union members, including individual legal counsel and guidance on labor and administrative law matters.
• Ações Coletivas (Collective Lawsuits) Collective legal action filed by the union on behalf of federal judiciary workers, including successful suits such as restitution of income tax on vacation bonuses (terço de férias).

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered major affiliation, federative affiliation and benefit partnership.

• CSP-Conlutas (Central Sindical e Popular)major affiliationOthersSintrajud is affiliated with CSP-Conlutas, a national confederation of independent and class-struggle oriented unions. The union left CUT in 2003 and later joined CSP-Conlutas, aligning with its autonomous and combative union approach.
• Fenajufe (Federação Nacional dos Trabalhadores do Judiciário Federal e Ministério Público da União)federative affiliationOthersSintrajud is affiliated with Fenajufe, the national federation representing federal judiciary and federal public ministry workers, coordinating collective action at the national level.
• Claro (Telefonia)benefit partnershipGTM or Marketing PartnerPartnership with Claro telecommunications providing discounted mobile phone plans to Sintrajud members as a membership benefit.
• Drogaria São Paulo (Pharmacy Chain)benefit partnershipGTM or Marketing PartnerPartnership providing discounted medications and health products, including special vaccine programs (e.g., Herpes Zoster vaccine at 23.6% discount) for union members and dependents nationwide.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• Força Sindical: Major national union confederation with affiliated state-level public sector unions; represents a competing political-organizational model for the same Brazilian labor union ecosystem in which Sintrajud operates.
• CUT: Central Única dos Trabalhadores — Brazil's largest union confederation; Sintrajud's former parent (2003), representing the moderate-competition alternative whose affiliated state unions compete for the same federal judiciary worker membership.
• UGT: União Geral dos Trabalhadores — another major national union confederation with public-sector affiliates; comparable in scale and function to CSP-Conlutas and reflects the federation-level choice members and rival unions face.
• Fenajufe: Federação Nacional dos Trabalhadores do Judiciário Federal e Ministério Público da União — the national federation Sintrajud is affiliated with; coordinates collective bargaining, national days of action, and political advocacy that Sintrajud executes at the state level.
• CSP-Conlutas: Central Sindical e Popular — national confederation of independent, class-struggle oriented unions that Sintrajud is affiliated with; provides the political umbrella, mobilization calendar, and cross-category solidarity that shape Sintrajud's positioning.

Direct peers

• Sintrajuf-RS: Sindicato dos Trabalhadores do Judiciário Federal no Rio Grande do Sul — twin-purpose state union for federal judiciary workers in RS, with shared Fenajufe national coordination and analogous member services and advocacy catalog.
• Sintrajuf-PE: Sindicato dos Trabalhadores do Judiciário Federal em Pernambuco — a state-level Fenajufe affiliate performing the same collective bargaining, legal assistance, and benefits intermediation role for federal judiciary workers in Pernambuco.
• Sintrajuf-BA: Sindicato dos Trabalhadores do Judiciário Federal na Bahia — another state-level federal judiciary workers' union affiliated with Fenajufe, with directly comparable GTM, dues model, and member benefit structure.
• Sindjus-DF: Sindicato dos Servidores do Poder Judiciário e do Ministério Público da União no Distrito Federal — directly comparable federal judiciary/public ministry workers' union in DF, with the same Fenajufe affiliation and similar member services structure.

Emerging players

• ANDES-SN: Sindicato Nacional dos Docentes das Instituições de Ensino Superior — public-sector higher education union; analogous in operating model (state locals, federation affiliation, mobilization against government reform) but in a different federal worker category.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Instagraminstagram.com/sintrajud
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/sintrajudsp

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Profiles1 record

Funding overview

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