Labor & Taxes
Employers' confederations see no 'plausible' reasons to revisit salary agreement
Business confederations (CIP, CTP, and CAP) have rejected calls from unions to reopen the current wage growth and economic development agreement, stating that existing wage targets are being met. They are instead pressuring the government to prioritize economic growth, bureaucratic simplification, tax reductions (specifically corporate tax and autonomous taxation), and lower operating costs in the upcoming 2027 State Budget.
Why it matters
While this ensures no immediate change to current wage policies, it signals that employers are prioritizing tax and regulatory relief over further salary increases, which may influence future collective bargaining outcomes.Correio da ManhãRead original ↗
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