The Government Offered Unions Higher Salaries and Hot Meal Benefits.
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THE GOVERNMENT is offering better conditions and higher compensation for hot meals, which civil service unions see as a significant and positive step forward in negotiations.
The government has allocated an additional 300 million euros in next year's budget to increase the salaries of civil servants, teachers, doctors and others.
Part of the offer is even acceptable to the unions. Namely, they would agree to the dynamics of co-financing the costs of hot meals in 2027, which is a right they do not currently have.
The government has offered state and public service unions a cumulative increase in the base salary of 7 percent by July 2028 and the introduction of a meal allowance totaling 70 euros, but while the state service unions will submit the offer to the membership for consideration, the public service unions have announced a conciliation procedure.
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