The salary of public officials and employees will experience an increase during 2023 and 2024
The public officials and employees They are in luck, since their salary is going to experience a rise both this year and in 2024. This is the result of Framework Agreementsigned by the CCOO and UGT unions with the Government at the General Table of Public Administrations in October 2022. This agreement contemplated a series of salary increases in 2022, 2023 and 2024, plus additional increases to compensate for inflation.
Measures of the Framework Agreement
In October 2022 This agreement was signed, promising a increase in salaries in three years, from 2022 to 2024. In this way, the payrolls of state officials and employees will increase this coming October by one0.5%.
In addition, other measures were also contemplated in the agreementsuch as the 35-hour work week, the establishment of equality plans in all public administrations and the repeal of partial retirement for civil servants.
How much will civil servants’ salaries rise this year?
He Framework Agreement dictates that the payrolls of public employees would increase this year by 2.5% fixed, with the possibility of two variable increases. Each of these, 0.5%. However, each of these variable increases has a associated requirement:
The first increase of 0.5% will be applied if the harmonized CPI (HICP) for 2022 and 2023 exceeds 6%
The second rise It will be applied if the nominal GDP in 2023 exceeds that projected by the Government (2.1%)
Workers’ Commissions consider that the safest thing is for the IPCA to be higher than 6%, which is why this increase in the salaries of civil servants would occur, which will be retroactive from January 2023. On the other hand, if nominal GDP reaches 2.1% this year, the other 0.5% increase would be collected in the first months of 2024.
How much will civil servants’ salaries rise in 2024
The union of Workers Commissions has also clarified that there are a series of increases prepared for 2024. The increase will be 2%, with the possibility of increasing another 0.5% in October 2024. The requirement is that it has not been recovered purchasing power in this years.