After a report, government says that fiscal situation prevents new PCCRs to grant servers

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The State Government released on Tuesday (30) the financial and tax results achieved by the executive in the second quarter of 2025 (May to August). The data are included in the Fiscal Management Report (RGF), published in the State Official Gazette (DOE).

According to the survey on personnel spending, from the Fiscal Responsibility Law (LRF), for only four tenths the government did not comply with the prudential limit of 46.55%, reaching the percentage of 46.59%.

Even so, the State Department of Finance points out that the executive continues to reduce the limit of personnel spending, since the last reports accounted for 46.77% and 46.85%, respectively.

“The numbers confirm that Gladson Cameli management remains firm in the path of fiscal responsibility and balance in public accounts. This shows that even with the payment of the first installment of the 13th [salário]the readjustment to all servers and calls in some allowed areas, such as health, safety and education, we have reduced the percentage every quarter, ”said the Secretary of Finance, Amarísio Freitas.

PCCRs

The new report brings not very positive news to unions, especially health, which await the review and approval of new Positions, Career and Compensation Plans (PCCRS). The government stated that “despite advances in equilibrium and tax compliance, the conditions still present themselves as unfavorable to meet the requests of server unions that claim a new salary increase.”

SEFAZ understands that the calls of reserve candidates and registrations, in addition to the government’s readjustment, which includes 51,000 servers, also contributed to non -compliance with the prudential limit, “despite the effort and commitment of management to improve collection to reduce the percentage of personnel spending”.

To avoid further spending, the government says it will adopt some measures:

“As a form of tax management, the government continues to adopt emergency measures that adjust spending containment to avoid breach of the LRF, such as suspension of new hiring, reducing temporary expenses or commissioned positions, among other cuts,” he said.