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Chamber Evaluates Bill That Proposes Suspension of Political Rights for Those Who Do Not Comply With R$ 4,867.77 Minimum Salary for Teachers

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 14/09/2025 at 07:03

Updated on 14/09/2025 at 07:04

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Proposed by Deputy Luciene Cavalcante Seeks to Hold Managers Accountable Who Ignore Law 11.738/2008, Amid More Than 700 Complaints Nationwide

The non-compliance with the minimum salary for basic education teachers could be framed as administrative improbity, if Bill 961/2023 currently under review at the Chamber of Deputies is approved.

The initiative arises in the context of widespread non-compliance with Law 11.738/2008, which sets the minimum amount of R$ 4,867.77 for a 40-hour workweek.

The topic was discussed in a public hearing of the Education Commission, held on Tuesday (9), with participation from representatives of the Ministry of Education, the Federal Public Ministry, and educational entities.

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Lack of Official Data on Non-Compliance

There is no official data on the number of municipalities that fail to implement the minimum salary, but more than 700 complaints have already been registered across the country, according to informal monitoring by a legislative observatory.

Reports indicate that various education professionals continue to receive amounts lower than those established by law.

The author of the bill, Deputy Luciene Cavalcante (PSOL-SP), argues that classifying the failure to comply with the minimum salary for teachers as improbity is essential to ensure the appreciation of the teaching profession.

Under the proposal, penalties may include fines, suspension of political rights, and a ban on contracting with the public power for up to four years.

Processing and Expected Impact

The bill was approved by the Education Commission and awaits analysis by the Constitution and Justice Commission (CCJ). If it advances, it could go to the Senate without passing through the Chamber’s Plenary, according to the commission’s procedure.

The expectation is that the measure will enhance oversight and pressure managers to respect the minimum salary, considered one of the pillars for improving the quality of public education.

Currently, about 85% of children and adolescents in the country attend public schools, reinforcing the centrality of complying with salary legislation to ensure adequate working conditions for teachers.

Chamber Evaluates Bill That Proposes Suspension of Political Rights for Those Who Do Not Comply With R$ 4,867.77 Minimum Salary for Teachers

Proposed by Deputy Luciene Cavalcante Seeks to Hold Managers Accountable Who Ignore Law 11.738/2008, Amid More Than 700 Complaints Nationwide

Lack of Official Data on Non-Compliance

Processing and Expected Impact

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