The government meets the three union groups days after a national strike and before Friday's budget. Two of them signed January's multi-year deal and now want it reopened.
The Migration Technicians' Union has called a 24-hour strike covering every AIMA worker on 6 October. Booked appointments were largely kept during June's walkout, but walk-in and information desks are the most exposed.
Three CGTP unions have called out the general careers of central, regional and local government for 24 hours. Minimum services cover a handful of island flights, and pay talks resume on Tuesday.
Decree-Law 196/2026 sets up regional offices of specialist advisers for Portugal's courts and public prosecutors, on three-year terms paid from 2,790 to 3,250 euros a month. It takes effect 60 days after Tuesday's publication.
The national public services federation, STAL and the Lisbon municipal workers' union have called a joint stoppage for Friday 2 October, plus an 11am demonstration in Lisbon, demanding pay talks open now rather than in 2027.
Who can join ADSE, the 3.5% contribution, adding your family, using the ADSE network or claiming refunds, and how ADSE works alongside the SNS.
Portugal has created two new DGRSP social-reintegration careers for prison and probation staff, with pay rising up to €481 a month by 2027 and a €225 monthly risk supplement. Around 450 workers are affected in a targeted public-sector deal struck days after the labour-law overhaul stalled.
