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CSIF Trusts that the Constitutional Will Topple the 2010 Salary Cut to Recover the Total Salary of Officials

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The union of the civil servants trusts that the Constitutional Court will take a measure approved 16 years ago, in an extraordinary situation, that affects the pocket of these workers. From the Independent Trade Union and Civil Servants Center (CSIF) it demands that justice be ruled on the veto of the Congress of Deputies to eliminate the wage cut that occurred in 2010.
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The union of the civil servants trusts that the Constitutional Court will take a measure approved 16 years ago, in an extraordinary situation, that affects the pocket of these workers. From the Independent Trade Union and Civil Servants Center (CSIF) it demands that justice be ruled on the veto of the Congress of Deputies to eliminate the wage cut that occurred in 2010.

The Independent Trade Union and Officials Central (CSIF) will call on Brussels next week to support Spain in resolving the crisis in Ceuta, while, [...]

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The Independent Trade Union and Civil Servants' Central (CSIF) will call on Brussels next week to support Spain in resolving the crisis in Ceuta, while, on the other hand, it has addressed the Constitutional Court to decide on the pending appeal for the 2010 wage cut, of which they estimate an impact of [...] The CSIF entry calls for support from the EU in the Ceuta crisis and addresses the TC to resolve the 2010 wage cut first appears in Forbes…

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Forbes España broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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