Five of Seven PSP Unions Reject Proposal on Supplement for Frontier Control Police
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The president of one of the associations, Paulo Santos, communicated to Lusa that he did not sign the agreement with the government for considering the value "far below what is specialization"
Five of the seven PSP unions refused this Tuesday the government's proposal to award a supplement to agents working in border control, considering the insufficient values or contesting the negotiation process. Only two structures signed the agreement, while ASPP announced that it will keep the protests already scheduled.
According to MAI, this supplement will be updated from 2028 "in terms of the remuneration valuations of the public administration".
The Ministry of Internal Administration (MAI) today considered "significant progress" the agreement reached with some PSP unions on the allocation of a supplement to police officers working in border control.
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