Increase in civil service salaries. “Government was forced to take this decision”

Increase in civil service salaries. “Government was forced to take this decision”

The government will review wage increases, “requiring strikes and demonstrations”, says the coordinator of the Common Front, Sebastião Santana. “We hope that it will not be a maneuver to stop the workers' struggle”.

Civil service: Government announces retroactive salary update

The Prime Minister announced new measures to support families. The Government will study the possible reduction in the VAT on food, and civil service salaries may be updated by 0.4%. But unions say that increases that exceed the average annual inflation are needed.

Government calls on unions to discuss wage increases in the Civil Service next week | O Jornal Econmico

The Government indicated that it is willing to go further in the Public Administration's wage increases, considering that inflation exceeded expectations, but it does not reveal for now when this wage increase will hit the ground, nor will it have retroactive effects at the beginning of the year. In response to Jornal Económico, the Ministry of the Presidency clarifies that the proposal will be presented and discussed next week with the unions. …

Government meets with unions next Wednesday to discuss increases in the civil service

Common Front, FESAP and STE are looking forward to a new meeting with the Government and are now defining their business bases.

Government promises to accelerate the progression of 349 thousand civil servants

As in the case of teachers, the objective is to partially compensate for the fact that workers have had a slower progression because of the freezes.

Government promises to review salaries and accelerate progress

In the “fastest” progressions, an “additional measure” is at issue for 349 thousand civil servants who progress by points based on SIADAP. Government submits details for later.