Public Remuneration

So, I think that, at the municipal level, it would be necessary, as a rule—there are exceptions—it would even be necessary to have an increase.

If Flávio Bolsonaro were a supermarket stocker hired under the conditions of the 'PEC das horas trabalhadas' that he and his little buddies in the Senate support, his salary would be R$ 923.97 per month. But he is a senator. He earns R$ 46,000 per month, even without showing up at the Senate. Even though he is millions of times less useful to the country than a supermarket stocker, who earns a minimum wage to work a 6x1 schedule.

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Vacation, 170 days of vacation, that's what the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Judiciary now want to combat the super salaries, since the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) ruled that they will be able to receive 70% above the ceiling and they are not satisfied.

As a protest, they will turn the super salaries into vacation days.

We will cut all the super salaries and we will cut the vacation days.

We advocate de-indexing social security benefits from the minimum wage, a review and unlinking of net current revenue and tax revenue from the health and education spending floors, a cut and a review of BRL 200 billion in tax privileges that have been sequestered from the public budget by a private elite, and an end to excessive salaries and 60-day vacations.

By the way, today there was an excellent piece in Folha de São Paulo by Rafael de Cunto showing that, in protest against excessive salaries, the Public Ministry and the Judiciary are effectively swapping excessive salaries for 170 days of vacation.