Unique pay law: parliamentarians’ wages rise in times of global downturn

From the discussions with trade unions to the Parliament’s unique pay law tabling, the Government pumped into their incomes.
According to the recent changes a senator or depute wage is up to 9.9 minimum salaries, instead of the 9.6 as it was previously established.
Charitable with the Parliament, the Executive turned out to be more hard-fisted with his own ministers, whose incomes will drop in the next few years. The variant of law tabled in the Parliament provides ministers’ decrease in the unique pay grill from 11.2 to 10.8.
The only official that will receive 12 minimum wages will be the head of state, the prime-minister decreasing from 11.8 minimum wages to 11.7. As well as head of justice, presidents of the two Chambers of the Parliament and the head of Accounts.



















































