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Government Launches New Plan for Voluntary Retirements and Seeks to Have 20,000 Fewer Employees in the State

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The decree targets people close to retirement; if the goal is achieved, the state workforce would have been reduced by 25% in three years.

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The decree targets people close to retirement; if the goal is achieved, the state workforce would have been reduced by 25% in three years.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The bill was officialized this Monday in the Official Gazette, with signatures from Milei, Santilli and Sturzenegger. Nearly 20,000 employees are eligible to take it. If they do, they will not be able to return to the public administration in the future.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The call excludes security personnel from the National Fire Management Service or the Armed Forces and provides for payments of up to 20 salaries

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The measure was formalized by decree and establishes three groups of beneficiaries, with payments that can reach up to 20 salaries per seniority, more additional depending on each case. Javier Milei’s government approved a new voluntary retirement regime for employees of the National Public Administration, with financial compensation that will vary according to age, age, age, and age. [...] The entry The government approved a new voluntary retir…

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The National Government approved a voluntary retirement scheme for permanent staff and those hired for an indefinite period of time by the centralized National Public Administration, according to Decree 1203/2026 published this Monday in the Official Gazette. Those who accede will be able to collect up to 25 salaries, but they will not be able to return to work in the national State...

The government launched a voluntary withdrawal plan from the public administration. “About 20,000 are eligible,” said Deregulation Minister Federico Sturzenegger.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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