Law Enforcement Officers Expected a Much Larger Pay Increase: Their Union Leaders Have Spoken Out
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According to a survey conducted by the Independent Police Union, a minimum 50 percent pay increase would be considered acceptable.
Trade unions representing law enforcement workers consider the average 15 percent wage increase announced by the Prime Minister on Monday to be insufficient and disappointing, union leaders said on Tuesday in response to MTI's inquiry, responding to Péter Magyar's presentation of next year's budget draft in the National Assembly.
Law enforcement workers are disappointed, as they are disappointed that the government's plans to increase their salaries by an average of 15 percent in 2027.
The unions representing law enforcement workers have been disappointed by the promised 15 percent average wage increase for next year. The leaders of the interest groups criticized the measure announced by Prime Minister Péter Magyar when presenting the 2027 budget.
The unions representing law enforcement workers consider the 15 percent average wage increase announced by the Prime Minister on Monday to be insufficient and disappointing, union leaders told MTI on Tuesday, in response to Péter Magyar’s presentation of next year’s budget draft in Parliament the previous day. Géza Pongó, Secretary General of the Independent Police Union (FRSZ), stressed that the … The post Law enforcement unions disappointed by…
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