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Civil Service salaries rise by 2.3% or minimum of EUR 60.52 in 2027

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Briefings

The Portuguese government proposed a 2.3% salary increase for public sector workers in 2027, setting a minimum base remuneration of 60.52 euros. This proposal targets a total public spending increase of 1.231 million euros, though unions are demanding significantly higher figures, with the final agreement pending negotiations in late October or early November.

Key points

• The government's proposal for 2027 includes a 2.3% salary increase for public sector workers, with a minimum base remuneration of 60.52 euros.
• Public spending on the public function is projected to rise by 1.231 million euros, driven by this salary adjustment and other factors.

Context

This finding comes from the Portuguese government's proposal for the 2027 budget, presented by Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento. It reflects ongoing negotiations between the government and trade unions regarding public sector pay, with the final agreement still pending.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the government's proposal and union demands; final negotiations are ongoing and the exact outcome remains uncertain.

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