The proposal that clarifies the re-entry of public employees to the Caixa Geral de Aposentações (CGA) was approved this Friday in parliament, with changes in the specialty to include more workers.
What is at stake is a bill that seeks to clarify the return of workers to the CGA who left after January 1, 2006.
The unions will try to reverse the re-registration limit in the CGA. What does the diploma that Marcelo forced to go to Parliament portend?
After proposals in the specialty, in the Labor, Solidarity and Social Security Commission, reentry began to include workers whose interruption of employment was “involuntary, limited in time and justified by the specifics of their career” in which the employee or agent is inserted” and that prove that not having “carried out remunerated activity” during the period in which they interrupted the public link.
In the plenary session this Friday, October 25, before the final global vote, the PS asked to call for a vote one of its proposals, presented in the discussion in the specialty, which eliminated the need to prove not having made remunerated payments. work. José Soeiro, from Bloco, supported the socialist proposal and accused the Minister of Labor of “not liking the decisions of the courts and wanted to create a diploma to restrict and limit the interpretation of the courts.” Showing himself against the Government’s diploma, he even says that the diploma worsened in the specialty with the changes proposed by the PSD.
Even though the left was on the side of the PS, which also had IL on its side, its proposal was again rejected, with PSD, IL, CDS and Chega voting against. For the PS, the diploma is very restrictive in the possibility of re-entry, which the socialists consider an “injustice.”
The deputies proceeded to vote on the final text, resulting from the changes in the specialty, and the diploma was approved with the votes against the PS, Liberal Initiative, BE, PCP and Livre and vote for the rest, Chega joins the PSD/CDS.
On July 11, the Government approved, in the Council of Ministers, an interpretative decree-law on the re-entry of public servants to the CGA.
However, the President of the Republic decided to return it without promulgation, asking that it “become a bill or proposal for legislative authorization,” to “give greater political legitimacy” to an issue that “divided the administrative leadership” jurisdiction and deserves an uncontroversial solution.”
Marcelo returns to the Government a diploma that limits re-registration in the Caixa Geral de Aposentações
The Government said that it would follow the recommendation of Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and approved and delivered the proposal to parliament, maintaining the same content, but during the specialty discussion in the Labor, Solidarity and Social Security Commission, some modifications to the original text were approved.
According to the bill, the diploma covers “subscribers who cease their public employment relationship after January 1, 2006 and who subsequently reestablish a new public employment relationship, under the conditions that, before entry “In force of Law No. 60/2005, of December 29, in its current wording, conferred the right of registration in the Caixa Geral de Aposentações.”
That is, as defined by the Government’s original decree-law and which was vetoed by the President of the Republic, employees who left the Public Service to move to the private sector are excluded.
Source: Observadora
