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Government and Public Service Unions Meet Again with Wage Increases on the Table

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After a first round of negotiations without news, the public administration unions expect that, at the meetings this Monday, the government will go beyond what is planned for 2027. They demand wage increases above those announced 2.3% to 6.5%

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The Union Front, led by the Union of State Technical Frameworks (STE), is the first to be received, at 09:30, following the Federation of Public Administration and Public Service Unions (Fesap), at 10:30, and the National Federation of Workers' Unions in Public and Social Functions (Common Front), at 16:00.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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After a first round of negotiations without news, the public administration unions expect that, at the meetings this Monday, the government will go beyond what is planned for 2027. They demand wage increases above those announced 2.3% to 6.5%

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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It is the second round of negotiations within the framework of the negotiation process on the general updating of salaries of civil servants. In Brazil, Lula and Bolsonaro had first debate tonight.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The multiannual agreement in force, signed between the Government, Fesap and STE, provides for wage increases of 2.30%, with a minimum of EUR 60.52 in 2027.

The government meets today with the three trade union federations of the Public Administration for the second round of negotiations on the salary update of 2027, with demands for increases higher than the government's proposal.

·Portugal
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Observador broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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