Government Grants Salary Increase to Two Coordinators at Mobility Institute
The coordinators of the Customer Support Unit and the Enforcement Process and Modernization of Fines Unit will receive a 10% increase on their base salary.
The Regional Government has approved a salary increase for two coordination positions at the Institute of Mobility and Transport (IMT, IP-RAM). The 10% increase on the base salary was granted through a joint order from the regional secretariats of Finance and Equipment and Infrastructure.
The benefit applies specifically to the following positions:
- Coordinator of the Customer Support Unit, which operates under the Commercial and Communication Division.
- Coordinator of the Enforcement Process and Modernization of Fines Unit, which operates under the Directorate of Prevention, Road Safety and Fines Services.
The measure is provided for in Ordinance No. 229/2025, of April 29, which establishes the functioning of the IMT. The increase will be paid in 12 monthly installments and came into effect on the date of publication of Joint Order No. 67/2026.
The decision is based on the demanding nature of the coordination functions of these organic subunits, which require workers with competence, a minimum professional experience of three years, and adequate training in the area.
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