Ordinance Extends Professional Football Collective Agreement to Madeira
Extension Ordinance no. 45/2026 has been published, making the salary amendment of the collective agreement between the Portuguese Professional Football League and the Professional Football Players' Union applicable in the Region.
The Regional Government has published Extension Ordinance no. 45/2026, which extends to the Autonomous Region of Madeira the provisions of the collective agreement between the Portuguese Professional Football League and the Professional Football Players' Union relating to salary amendments.
The collective agreement was published in Series III of the JORAM, no. 18, of 28 September 2026. The extension applies to employment relationships between employers not affiliated with the signatory employers' association that continue the covered economic activity, and to workers in their service in the listed professions and categories, whether or not affiliated with the signatory trade union. It also applies to workers not affiliated with the signatory trade union who serve employers affiliated with the signatory employers' association.
It does not apply to employment relationships in which the parties are workers affiliated with non-signatory trade unions that are party to collective agreements in force with the same scope. The ordinance enters into force the day after its publication and takes effect for the salary table and monetary clauses.
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