The Rulers Want to Untie the Salaries of Personal Assistants From the Minimum Wage
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Changes to the Personal Assistance Act, which provide for a freeze on payments to personal assistants and their possible reduction, are being made through MPs, without public discussion and without the people affected having the opportunity to participate in the debate.
The missing reform in the TELC, from which 228.7 million euros in savings were recorded in the 2027 budget, suddenly materialized through two bills submitted ...
Changes to the pay and status of personal assistants are being considered from the beginning of 2027. The draft amendment to the Personal Assistance Act, which ...
Personal assistants of people with disabilities should stop working under employment contracts, their pay should be untied from the minimum wage, and the allowance for work experience and professional experience should be abolished. This is provided for by changes to the Personal Assistance Act, submitted by deputies from "Progressive Bulgaria" on Tuesday. The bill replaces the employment contract with a special "contract for the provision of pe…
The salaries of personal assistants will no longer be tied to the minimum wage. This is provided for by amendments to the Personal Assistance Act introduced by "Progressive Bulgaria". Next year, the base hourly rate for personal assistants will be...
Parents of children with disabilities began flooding social media with protest declarations after scandalous plans by "Progressive Bulgaria" to reduce the salaries of personal assistants from the New Year came to light.
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