Law Enforcement Workers Would Force a Wage Increase From the Tisza Government Through Mass Layoffs
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Tisza promised a specific wage increase for law enforcement officers, but in September there were still no known details, János Bóka reminded. The Fidesz f ...
If no substantive decision on wage increases is made by the end of autumn, law enforcement workers can put pressure on the government with mass sick leave, resignations, or work stoppages by certain groups of employees.
According to the Fidesz faction leader, Tisza's budget is a budget of unfulfilled promises.
The unions of law enforcement workers are waiting for the government's decision on the wage increase, because they did not receive a specific answer about the date and amount of the wage settlement at Thursday's internal affairs interest reconciliation council. According to the Ministry of the Interior, the package of proposals has been completed, but the government must decide on the specific amounts, given the budgetary situation. The head of …
A frustrated workforce, many speak of fraud, broken promises, and humiliation. The police, burdened by staffing issues, were eagerly awaiting the September salary increase of at least 15 percent promised by the Tisza Party during the campaign period and the inauguration of the new government, but nothing came of it.
The police union left the Ministry of the Interior after the latest meeting without receiving any substantive answers to questions related to the sectoral wage increase. The post No concrete promise for a wage increase for police officers first appeared on 24.hu.
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