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Minimum wage in the State above 1,030 euros in 2027? Value would still be 'short'

SOL15 September 2026 at 09:36

The minimum wage in the Portuguese civil service is expected to rise to 995.51 euros next year, according to the planned remuneration base. However, there is pressure for this increase to go much further than planned.

The article mentions that the value of 1,030 euros could be reached in 2027, although this value is still considered insufficient. Proponents of this position argue that the increase must take into account factors such as inflation, housing costs and the general cost of living.

The debate over civil service salaries arises in a context of valuing careers and combating precarity in the public sector. An upward revision of minimum salaries is seen by some as necessary to attract and retain workers in the public administration.

Why this matters

This matters to public sector workers and job seekers in Portugal, as the base salary affects hundreds of thousands of civil servants and sets a benchmark for private sector negotiations. The discussion follows rising living costs and housing challenges that have intensified public demands for better remuneration in recent years.

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