The Ministry of Interior Union Is Outraged by the Lack of a Salary Increase in the 2027 Budget.
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The largest union in the Ministry of Interior has threatened protests if salaries are frozen and not raised at least as much as the rest of the state administration. This is understood from a widely circulated official position of the Trade Union Federation of Employees in the Ministry of Interior (SFSMVR).
The Trade Union Federation of Ministry of Interior Employees (TFMIE) expressed strong dissatisfaction with the draft budget for next year due to the lack of a planned increase in the salaries of employees in the system. In a statement to the media, the organization stated that the state is trying to compensate for the financial problems accumulated over the years at the expense of the people who take care of national security on a daily basis […]
The Trade Union Federation of Ministry of Interior Employees (SFSMVR) notes with "huge indignation and categorical disagreement" the state's attempt to solve the fiscal problems accumulated for years at the expense of the people who guarantee the national...
The Trade Union Federation of Ministry of Interior Employees (SFSMVR) insists that Ministry of Interior employees should not be held responsible for the state's fiscal problems and does not rule out union action.
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