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Additional lot of salary allowance begins to be paid on Thursday

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Briefings

The Brazilian government began paying the supplementary abono salarial (lote complementar) on Friday, October 15, 2026, totaling R$ 804.24 million for 1.030,899 workers. This payment covers the 2024 base salary, adjusted by the minimum wage (R$ 1.621) divided by 12 and multiplied by months worked. The distribution involves 704,398 private sector employees paid by the Caixa Econômica Federal and 326,501 public servants paid by the Banco do Brasil. Workers can verify their status via the Carteira de Trabalho Digital app or the Portal Emprega Brasil.

Key points

• The supplementary abono salarial payment commenced on Friday, October 15, 2026, involving 1.030,899 workers and R$ 804.24 million in funds.
• The payment amount corresponds to the 2024 base salary adjusted by the minimum wage (R$ 1.621) divided by 12 and multiplied by months worked.

Context

This payment represents the reprocessing of 2024 abono salarial data for workers not previously identified, alongside a review of already-eligible workers. It follows the 6x1 workday scale reduction and is part of the broader 2026 abono salarial calendar initiated in February.

Limitations

Coverage is limited to 2024 base salary data; the 2025 abono salarial calendar is not included. Payment dates are fixed for 2026, and future adjustments beyond the 2024 review are not specified.

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