The Official Journal publishes three collective bargaining agreements establishing new working conditions and minimum salary scales for the chemical industry, accounting, and electrical sectors.
Three collective bargaining agreements (CBAs) revising working conditions and, primarily, minimum salary scales for thousands of workers in various sectors have been transcribed in the Official Journal. The publication of these instruments is a necessary step for their application.
The published agreements are:
Inês Oliveira Resende has successfully completed her probationary period in the Senior Officer career at the Regional Development Institute, IP-RAM. The results were approved by the chair of the board of directors.
Joana Sofia Faria Correia terminated her open-ended public employment contract during the probationary period. The termination takes effect from 8 October 2026.
The new regulations of the Madeira Tax and Customs Authority set out service and working hours, telework rules and attendance monitoring procedures. Order No. 416/2026 provides for the regulations to enter into force the day after publication.