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The Madeira Official Journal published several human resources decisions, including the hiring of an operational assistant, the renewal of a school service commission, and the appointment of a specialist technician.
The Official Journal of the Autonomous Region of Madeira (JORAM) of July 21, 2026, published several decisions related to human resources management in the regional public administration, covering hirings, renewals, and an appointment to a government office.
Authorized through Notice No. 329/2026, the signing of an indefinite-term employment contract with Tiago Samuel Sousa Ferreira. The contract is for the exercise of public functions in the category and career of Operational Assistant, in the Presidency of the Regional Government of Madeira. The remuneration corresponds to the 1st pay position, level 5 of the Single Remuneration Table, starting on August 1, 2026.
The Order No. 302/2026 from the Regional Secretariat for Education, Science and Technology renews for another school year the service commission of worker Nina Cesária Gonçalves Figueira Afonso de Freitas (Technical Coordinator) as coordinator of the school administrative services at Gonçalves Zarco Basic and Secondary School. The renewal takes effect from September 1, 2026. In her absences or impediments, she will be replaced by worker Mafalda Maria Freitas Moniz Teixeira (Technical Assistant).
The Regional Secretary for the Economy, José Manuel Rodrigues, appointed, through Order No. 303/2026, the law graduate Olavo Rúben Pereira (current Senior Technician at the Santa Cruz Municipal Council) to the position of Specialist Technician of the Office of the Regional Secretary for the Economy. The appointment takes effect on August 1, 2026. The specialist technician will be entitled to a base remuneration corresponding to 65.45% of the standard value for senior management positions of the 1st degree, plus a 20% remuneration supplement for the permanent availability regime.
A new ordinance increases the maximum support ceilings for works on degraded housing, updates income brackets, and simplifies procedures for applicants.
The Regional Secretariat for Tourism, Environment and Culture has announced an appointment, a renewal of a service commission, and an unpaid leave for three female employees.
The Regional Government Council has appointed representatives of Madeiran communities in eleven countries and regions to the Madeiran Diaspora Council.