The minister warned, in an order published this Wednesday (6), that the creation and payment of penduricalhos that are not authorized by the court’s thesis approved in March are “absolutely prohibited”, amid the proliferation of new additions in Courts of Justice and .
The minister’s decision comes after the coordination of bodies to create additional salaries, even after a judgment on barring part of the penduricalhos.
14 initiatives in courts and Public Prosecutor’s Offices in at least eight states have regulated or are discussing creating obstacles after the decision that magistrates, prosecutors and prosecutors.
“The creation, implementation or payment of any installments of a remunerative or indemnity nature, under any heading, is absolutely prohibited, including those implemented after the trial”, states the minister in the order.
The text also reinforces that non-compliance with the rule may result in criminal, civil and administrative liability for the presidents of the courts, the attorney general of the Republic, the attorney general of the Union, the public defender of the Union, the attorneys general of Justice and the State, public defenders and other authorities.
A due to accumulation of functions, which provides for an extra of up to R$ 15 thousand in remuneration, as shown in Sheet. In addition to the increase in funding, there was an expansion in the scope of activities considered for receipt.
The Panel column revealed that the president of the TRT-3 (Regional Labor Court of the 3rd Region), of Minas Gerais, defined the creation of an accumulation of jurisdiction and time of services provided.
In the March decision, the Supreme Court authorized the payment of amounts above the constitutional ceiling until legislation on the subject is approved, but establishes a limit that did not exist until then. The constitutional ceiling will continue to be R$46,366, but the additional payments may exceed this amount, depending on the case.
The STF’s thesis established that compensation funds in the Judiciary and Public Prosecutor’s Office should be subject to a limit of 70% of civil servants’ salaries. Among the amounts that may exceed the ceiling are daily allowances, given to reimburse employees in case of travel, and additional amounts for working in regions that are difficult to reach.
