The Regional Government has published extension ordinances that standardize working conditions in sectors such as transport, pharmacies, housing, and airport handling.
The Regional Secretariat for Inclusion, Labor and Youth has published several extension ordinances and notices of draft ordinances to standardize working conditions in the Autonomous Region of Madeira:
These measures aim to ensure the fair standardization of salary and working conditions for workers not represented by the signatory trade union associations, promoting equity in the regional private sector.
The Health Administration Institute, IP-RAM, has opened a joint recruitment procedure to fill two Technical Assistant positions on permanent contracts, with applications open for 10 working days.
The Regional Government Council authorised the transfer of €8,230,814.50 from the Madeira Social Security Institute to the Regional Secretariat for Finance, corresponding to the remaining 2026 allocation for active employment policies.
The Regional Secretariat for Finance has approved, through Normative Order no. 5/2026, the principles, general rules and procedure for curricular assessment, revoking the 2011 order on the same matter.