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Complying with the income agreement? Commerce and Services Confederation does not feel obligatedPhoto by rdelarosa0 on Pexels
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Complying with the income agreement? Commerce and Services Confederation does not feel obligated

RTP Notícias13 September 2026 at 13:20

The Federation of Commerce and Services of Portugal (CCP) stated that it does not feel obligated to comply with the income agreement. The confederation justifies this position by accusing the State of not fulfilling its part of the agreement. This position arises at a time of tension between social partners and the government regarding the commitments made. The CCP is one of the main representative organizations of the commerce and services sector in Portugal.

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