The PT will present this Thursday (25) a request for the Chamber to vote on a project that regulates the payment of super salaries and extra-cost funds. The decision comes in the midst of the (Supreme Federal Court), which demanded legislation from Congress that regulates the issue.
HAS SheetPT leader, Pedro Uczai (SC), stated that he will take the proposal to the president of the Chamber, Hugo Motta (Republicanos-PB), at this Thursday’s leaders’ meeting. The PT member wants to vote, as a matter of urgency, on an existing project, signed by Lindbergh Farias (PT-RJ) and 66 other names from the bench.
Uczai stated that it is necessary to evaluate a possible change in the salary of STF ministers, currently at R$46,300. The discussion, according to the PT member, needs to be accompanied by a ban on pendants that exceed the maximum value. He treats the request for a vote as an initiative from the PT, not the government.
The proposal defended by the PT bench regulates the payment of salaries to civil servants at all levels, federal, state and municipal, of the Three Powers. In the current version, the text says that the “monthly remuneration and allowance for those occupying public positions, functions and jobs”, including bonuses and personal advantages, cannot exceed the monthly allowance, in kind:
- at the federal level, the Ministers of the Federal Supreme Court;
- at the state and district level: a) the Governor’s monthly allowance within the scope of the Executive Branch; b) the allowance for State and District Deputies within the scope of the Legislative Branch; c) the allowance of the Judges of the Court of Justice, limited, in any case, to 90.25% of the monthly allowance, in kind, of the Ministers of the Federal Supreme Court;
- At the municipal level, the Mayor’s subsidy
The president of the STF, Edson Fachin, discussed, this Tuesday (24), with the presidents of the Chamber, Hugo Motta, and the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre (União Brasil-AP), the creation of a transition rule on the payment of salary caps in the public service.
This Wednesday (25), the injunctions issued by ministers Flávio Dino and Gilmar Mendes suspended the payment of outstanding salaries for civil servants.
In Dino’s decision, Congress is ordered to enact a law that regulates the payment of excess payments and orders the heads of Powers and autonomous bodies to detail the amounts paid outside the ceiling to their employees. The deadline set was 60 days.
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