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The PS-M Nomination of the National Legislative Elections today has taken the party’s obligations as the average salary of up to 2000 euros by 2029 and the institution 37.5 hours of work per week for all workers.
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The second number in the PS-Madeira menu to the Republic Association was recalled that from 2015 to 2024 (the period in which PS was in the national government), the average salary increased by 33 % and the minimum wage increased more than 80 % and said that the purpose of socialist nomination is that the increases in salaries are still true.
He said: “Despite the PS agreement, despite a tripartite agreement with the employer and unions to increase the average salary by 20 %, he wants to strengthen this agreement now, so that the increase is higher, and the goal is that by 2029, the average salary increases up to 2000 euros and the minimum up to 1100.”
With the highlight of the impact of PS on the agreements and social approval, which allowed them to achieve these goals, Sofia Canha stressed the importance of strengthening these policies, “so that workers who overcome the minimum wages do not feel that crushing and value is a salary.” “The minimum wage – which is possible for the decision – has risen significantly and has not followed the average salary, but PS wants to happen,” he said.
Sofia also confirmed that the PS nomination will be seen that working hours are 37.5 hours per week for all workers.
He said that everything that opens at the national level has reactions in Madeira, which is why “it is important to vote for PS, so that this continuous estimate of salaries and work is achieved.”
