Government Meets with Officials Following Pressure From Trade Unions to Raise Wages by 4.5 per Cent Before Elections
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The government continues to force the deadlines to approve social and economic measures before the elections. The first to move tabular was Vice President Yolanda Díaz,...
CCOO and CSIF have called for the approval of a royal decree-law with the increase already agreed with the unions, and UGT stresses that "there is no problem" for this even with an Executive in officeWhat the wage agreement signed with the unions said: 4.5% increase in 2027 The unions are moving tabular to try to tie up the 4.5% salary increase for public employees agreed with the Executive given the context of the anticipated general elections …
The union has warned that this increase is not included in the budget, and therefore has the possibility of improving it unilaterally, "as has been done in the Police and education."
The salary increase of the civil servants for 2027 is already signed, but not approved. CCOO, CSIF and UGT demand the government to make it a legal norm before the November 29 elections. The petition is concrete: a royal decree-law that marks the increase of 4.5% agreed for more than three million public employees. The agreement is not new. It was closed in November 2025 between the executive and the three unions, and covers the period 2025-2028…
The Public Area of CCOO has asked the government to approve a legal norm that guarantees the fixed salary increase of 4.5% agreed for 2027 for the more than three million public employees, before the announcement of general elections. The union has sent a letter to the minister for Digital Transformation and the [...] The entry CCOO asks the government to guarantee the salary increase of 4.5% for public employees in 2027 aparece primero en Forbe…
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