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"That's all I can say": Minister reveals in Coimbra when the values for temporary workers will be knownPhoto by anncapictures on Pexels
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"That's all I can say": Minister reveals in Coimbra when the values for temporary workers will be known

Notícias de Coimbra15 September 2026 at 14:24

The Minister of Health, Ana Paula Martins, revealed today in Coimbra that the ordinance that will define the values to be paid to temporary workers will be published shortly. During her speech, the government official stated that the regulation is about to be approved, thus allowing the specific amounts that will be assigned to these professionals to be known.

The term "tarefeiros" (temporary workers) refers to health professionals who work through temporary or casual contracts, often on a task-based basis. The issue of payments to these workers has been a constant concern in the health sector in Portugal.

Ana Paula Martins stated that "that's all I can say" when asked for more details, suggesting there are limitations on the information that can be revealed at this stage. The minister is in Coimbra for commitments related to the health sector.

The publication of the ordinance comes at a time when the ministry is seeking to resolve pending issues regarding the remuneration of temporary workers, who have been demanding better conditions and fairer values for the services provided to the national health system.

Why this matters

The definition of the values for temporary workers is relevant for thousands of health sector workers who are waiting to learn about their payment conditions. The Coimbra region, as an important hospital hub, will be directly affected by these decisions that impact the hiring and motivation of health professionals.

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