FNSTFPS corrects salary scale for early childhood and primary school teachers
A correction to the collective agreement between CNIS and FNSTFPS revises the minimum salary for level V of pay scale B-4. The amount rises from €1,804 to €1,814, effective from January 2026.
JORAM has published a correction to the collective agreement between the National Confederation of Solidarity Institutions (CNIS) and the National Federation of Public and Social Service Workers' Unions (FNSTFPS), correcting an amount in the salary scale for qualified early childhood educators and primary school teachers.
In pay scale B-4, published in Labour and Employment Bulletin No. 21 on 8 June 2026, level V, corresponding to 16 to 19 years of service, listed a minimum salary of €1,804. The correction establishes that the correct amount is €1,814, effective from January 2026.
The other amounts shown in the scale remain unchanged: €2,738 at level I-A, €2,473 at I-B, €2,269 at level II, €2,103 at level III, €1,639 at level VI, €1,558 at level VII, €1,291 at level VIII and €1,230 at level IX. The correction forms part of the collective agreement between CNIS and FNSTFPS.
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