Legislative Assembly hires permanent parliamentary support technician
Maria Lela Gomes Romão Ferreira da Cunha has signed an open-ended parliamentary employment contract, effective from 16 March 2026. She will be subject to a probationary period and placed at level 7 of the first salary step.
The Legislative Assembly of Madeira has signed an open-ended public-service parliamentary employment contract with Maria Lela Gomes Romão Ferreira da Cunha, following a recruitment procedure for a parliamentary support technician position.
The contract takes effect from 16 March 2026. The employee is placed at level 7 of the first salary step in the parliamentary support technician career and category, within the Legislative Assembly’s staffing plan. She will also receive the supplementary remuneration provided for under the special working regime.
The appointment was announced in Notice No. 548/2026, published in the Official Journal of the Autonomous Region of Madeira. The recruitment procedure had been opened by Notice No. 297/2025 of 2 September. The employee will be subject to a probationary period under Articles 44 and 45 of Regional Legislative Decree No. 24/89/M of 7 September, as currently amended.
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