CGTP-IN revealed its main demands for Portuguese workers, demanding that the national minimum wage reach 1,100 euros by 2027. The union central also wants this target to be brought forward, meaning achieved before initially planned by the government.
Beyond the minimum wage, CGTP-IN is demanding increases of at least 150 euros for all workers, regardless of the sector of activity or qualification level. This demand is part of a broader set of claims that the union central presents as priorities.
To pressure the government to advance with these measures, CGTP-IN is mobilizing workers from across the country for a national demonstration. This action is part of the union organization's tradition of struggle, which has been pressing for wage appreciation and better working conditions.
The demands arise in the context of discussions about salary and labor policies in Portugal, with CGTP-IN defending that workers should significantly benefit from the country's economic results.
