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New salary rules are on the way: what do workers and companies need to know?
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New salary rules are on the way: what do workers and companies need to know?

SIC Notícias4 September 2026 at 18:30

Expresso announced new salary rules that are on the way, through its daily podcast "Economia dia a dia". The episode is hosted by Juliana Simões and aims to inform workers and companies about the upcoming changes.

The topic of salaries continues to be considered sensitive in many companies, according to the article. The new rules aim to make the way salaries are assigned for equal roles more transparent.

Among the objectives of these new rules is the strengthening of protection against pay inequalities. The article questions to what extent these changes will alter the relationship between workers and companies regarding remuneration.

The episode invites listeners to follow the complete analysis of these new salary regulations through the Expresso podcast.

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