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The Basque Government expects a 4.5% wage increase for public employees by 2027
"We are looking at this 4.5% situation in the budgets, and there was also the possibility of an additional review by 2026 based on inflation," said Finance Adviser Noël d'Anjou.
The Basque Government anticipates a wage increase of4.5% for public employees 027 in the preparation of the new budgets of the Basque Autonomous Community, as well as an increase of 0.5% in the CPI.
This, at least, is what the Finance and Finance Adviser, Noel d'Anjou, reported at the press conference following today's Council, where he explained that there is a basic regulationthat affects the salary increase for civil servants.
"We're looking at this 4.5% situation in the budget. There was also the possibility of an additional review by 2026 based on inflation, "he said.
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