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The Regional Government is considering extending to Madeira the salary changes agreed by the Portuguese Professional Football League and the Professional Football Players’ Union. Interested parties may submit a reasoned objection within 10 days of the notice’s publication.
The Regional Directorate for Sport has signed ten programme contracts to support travel and daily allowances for Madeira clubs during the 2025/2026 season. The maximum grants total €76,356.84 and cover regional and national competitions across several sports.
The terms of CARRISTUR’s company agreement will also apply in Madeira to covered workers who are not represented by FECTRANS. The extension order takes effect the day after publication, with financial effects as provided for in the agreement.
The Regional Directorate for Sport has signed six programme agreements to support competitions, travel, events, training and high-potential athletes in the 2025/2026 season. The maximum amounts total 116,804.70 euros.
The Madeira Autonomous Region Karate Association may receive up to €9,553 to cover travel and daily allowances for sports representatives attending national competitions. The programme contract also requires regional teams to wear kit in the Region’s colours and display the name “Discover Madeira”.
The Madeira Institute for Qualification has opened recruitment for a senior engineering officer at the Madeira Vocational Training Centre. Applications are open for 10 working days after the notice is published.
The Regional Directorate for Competitiveness, Innovation and Sustainability has opened four competitions for middle-management posts, with four-year appointments. There are two director positions and two division head positions.
Renata Isabel Pão Rosário joins the staff of the Regional Authority for Working Conditions as a senior labour inspector. The transfer takes effect on 7 September 2026.
Joana Sofia de Ornelas Rodrigues will head the Department of Contributors at the Madeira Social Security Institute for a three-year term. Her appointment takes effect on 1 October 2026.
The Regional Directorate for Sport has signed ten programme agreements for the 2025/2026 season, providing funding for travel to competitions and projects promoting sport for all. The maximum amounts range from 398 euros to 300,000 euros.
A new regulation sets out how residential care homes in the Region must operate, from admission and support to facilities and young people’s participation. The rules take effect the day after publication.
The Regional Government awarded Tourism Merit Medals to 21 people and organisations in recognition of their contribution to tourism in Madeira. The awards are divided into gold, silver and bronze categories.