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Argentina's 'Voluntary Retirement' Initiative: Entitlement to Compensation up to 25 Gross Salaries.

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In Argentina, the Milei government has launched a 'voluntary retirement' program aimed at reducing 20,000 jobs in the public sector. The program, established by a decree published in the Official Gazette on Monday, will offer severance pay equivalent to 25 gross salaries.
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The new phase of reduction of public employment promoted by the Government of Javier Milei began to generate objections within the national administration itself.While the Executive launched a new regime of voluntary retirements, officials from different areas expressed concern about the operational difficulties that they attribute to the decrease of personnel and [...] The entry The new plan of voluntary withdrawals of the Government generates …

The new plan, which will extend for a month from 1 November, seeks "an adequate and efficient allocation of public resources", according to decree

Measure foresees payment of up to three years for certain servers who leave their posts, in addition to prohibiting the return to public service for eight years The post Milei announces new phase of the ‘motosserra' and prepares cut of 20,000 public servers in Argentina apareceu primeiro em ND More

The initiative was formalized by a decree published in the Official Gazette and will be open for a month starting next November 1. Argentina's entry: the government launched a new plan of voluntary retirements to reduce another 20,000 public jobs was first published on Ultima Cable - World News.

The new voluntary retirement regime for national civil servants does not have full consensus within the government.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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El Economista broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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