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The Ministry of Health implemented the first transfer of supplementary resources to states and municipalities in order to push the national nursing floor. In August, the federal government guaranteed R$6.3 million to enable the payment of this category in Acre.
According to the agency, the retroactive transfer to May refers to four payments, meaning that it covers June, July and August, in addition to the month in question.
In all, there are nine stages in 2023, including the thirteenth salary. For Acre, an amount of R$6,791,107.00 has already been transferred, of which R$2.4 million is for the State Administration and the rest for the 22 municipalitiesIncluding the capital, Rio Branco.
On April 28, Governor Gladson Camelli approved a general amendment of 20.32% for civilian and military civil servants in the executive branch in Acre. The amendment will apply in four equal, non-cumulative annual installments, starting in June of this year, to all active and inactive workers and government retirees. This means that the annual rate of increase should be around 5.08%.
The text sets the national minimum salary for nurses in the public and private sectors at R$4,750, a value used as a reference for calculating the minimum salary for nursing technicians (70%), nursing assistants (50%), and midwives (50%). ). See values:
- Nurses: R$4,750
- Nursing technicians: R$3,325
- Nursing assistants: R$2,375
- Midwives: 2,375 Brazilian reals
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