Readjustments apply to effective positions, commission positions and commissioned functions; Objective is to recompose accumulated inflationary losses since 2019
The Federal Supreme Court (STF) submitted to the National Congress the bill No. 4,750/2025, which provides readjustment in the salaries of the Union’s Judiciary Servants. The proposal establishes increases of 8% per year, in three successive and cumulative stages, from July 2026.
According to the text, the adjustments apply to effective positions, commission positions and commissioned functions. STF ministers, who already receive the ceiling of civil service (R $ 46,300), will not be impacted.
Readjustment steps:
- +8% from July 1, 2026
- +8% from July 1, 2027
- +8% from July 1, 2028
According to the Supreme Court, the objective is to recompose inflationary losses accumulated since 2019. The Court estimates that, even after the previous recomposition, approved by Law 14.523/2023, the servers will accumulate loss of purchasing power of 24.21% until July 2025, and may reach 31.36% in June 2026.
The justification also mentions the evasion of professionals to other careers of the public sector and to private initiative, especially in the areas of Law and Information Technology. According to the document, this output results in loss of accumulated knowledge and increased costs with new competitions and training.
The project is signed by the presidents of the STF, TSE, STJ, TST, STM and TJDFT, which indicates consensus among the higher courts. The text was built after debates in the Permanent Career Forum of Judiciary Servants, held in July 2025.
An example presented by the Supreme Court shows that a class C Judicial Analyst, standard 13, would go from R $ 10,035.51 in July 2026 to R $ 11,705.42 in July 2028. The proposal already has a budget forecast in the 2026 Annual Budget Bill (PLOA).
Posted by Felipe Dantas
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