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Government sent unions proposal on working hours of municipal firefighters

Público14 September 2026 at 20:29

The Government sent unions a proposal on the working hours of municipal firefighters, initiating a negotiation process between both parties.

The negotiations will address how working hours are allocated and calculated, as well as criteria for vacation scheduling models, among other related issues.

This proposal comes within the scope of regulating the labor conditions of municipal firefighters, who are essential professionals in civil protection services in Portugal.

Why this matters

This proposal directly affects municipal firefighters in Portugal, who will see changes to their rules regarding schedules, rest days, and vacations. The ongoing union negotiation may result in significant changes to the working conditions of these essential professionals, who have been waiting for clearer regulation on these matters.

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