9% readjustment proposal is accepted by the Federal Executive Servers

Last Friday (17), representatives of civil servants of the Federal Executive approved the proposal of the federal government for a 9% salary increase and an increase of R$ 200 in food allowance, which will go from R$ 458 to R$ 658.

The increase will take effect from May 1st, with payment in June, benefiting active servants, retirees and pensioners governed by Law n. 8.112/1990.

In a meeting held with workers, the Confederation of Workers in the Federal Public Service (Condsef) ratified the approval of the proposal, which was accepted on Thursday (16th) by more than half of the assemblies of entities affiliated with the confederation.

The day before, Wednesday (15), the National Federation of Federal Police (Fenapef) had also approved the federal government's proposal. Marcus Firme, president of Fenapef, said that all unions affiliated to the entity manifested themselves favorably.

“It is not ideal, we urgently need a real salary restructuring, but we will continue to defend our proposal”, he said.

The National Union of Employees of the central bank (BC) agreed with the readjustment proposal on Tuesday (14). According to the entity, the increase will restore the inflationary losses of recent years and, with the increase in the BC's contribution, will bring positive impacts to the category's health plan.

In order for the payment of the proposal to be guaranteed, the government will need to send a bill to the National Congress to amend the Union Budget. No date has yet been set for submission of the proposal.

The bill is a legislative proposal that can refer to various topics, such as health, education, environment, human rights, economy, among others. For the law to be put into practice, it needs to be sanctioned by the head of the executive branch.

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