Nursing Floor: Municipalities in Piauí Propose Using Oil Royalties to Fund New Payment

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 10/08/2023 at 17:51

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The New Salary Floor for Nursing Professionals Is Generating Debates in the Piauí Region. Some Municipalities Proposed Using Oil Royalties to Fund the New Payment Amounts.

Municipalities in Piauí are seeking to use oil royalties to finance the new salary floor for nursing in Brazil, which includes nurses, technicians, and aides. With over 2.8 million professionals in the country, the initiative aims to ensure payment not only to civil servants but also to outsourced and precariously contracted workers. Although approved a year ago, the payment of the salary floor remains a complex and uncertain issue in the region.

Oil Royalties Can Fund Nursing Salary Floor Payment in Piauí

In the pursuit of securing the payment of the new salary floor approved by Congress, municipalities in Piauí are exploring an innovative alternative: directing funds from oil royalties to guarantee salaries at the new pay level.

Currently in Brazil, an army of over 2.8 million nursing professionals works daily, consisting of 693.4 thousand nurses, 450 thousand nursing aides, 1.66 million nursing technicians, and about 60 thousand midwives.

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Payment of the New Salary Floor for Nursing Professionals Still Faces Obstacles

In June of this year, the Supreme Federal Court (STF) upheld the constitutionality of the salary floor but imposed some restrictions regarding its application.

One of these restrictions includes the requirement for collective bargaining within 60 days for professionals hired under the CLT regime.

This decision has generated controversy, as some professionals argue that World Health Organization (WHO) and International Labor Organization (ILO) standards recommend a 30-hour workweek, linking compensation to a workload of 44 hours per week.

Additionally, the National Congress has also expressed disagreement with the STF’s decision.

Speaking on the topic, Toninho de Caridade, president of APPM, shared some relevant points regarding the approach taken by municipalities in Piauí to acquire resources from oil royalties.

“I advocate for a thesis with the federal delegation from Piauí that the distribution of royalties should fully meet the nursing salary floor. This is important for all of us; it would not burden the union, as it is already existing funding,” reinforced the representative.

Now, municipalities in Piauí continue to fight for a concrete decision from the Federal Government regarding the payment of the new salary floor.

Nursing Floor: Municipalities in Piauí Propose Using Oil Royalties to Fund New Payment

The New Salary Floor for Nursing Professionals Is Generating Debates in the Piauí Region. Some Municipalities Proposed Using Oil Royalties to Fund the New Payment Amounts.

Oil Royalties Can Fund Nursing Salary Floor Payment in Piauí

Payment of the New Salary Floor for Nursing Professionals Still Faces Obstacles

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Nursing Floor: Municipalities in Piauí Propose Using Oil Royalties to Fund New Payment

The New Salary Floor for Nursing Professionals Is Generating Debates in the Piauí Region. Some Municipalities Proposed Using Oil Royalties to Fund the New Payment Amounts.

Oil Royalties Can Fund Nursing Salary Floor Payment in Piauí

Payment of the New Salary Floor for Nursing Professionals Still Faces Obstacles

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