How much would it cost the state to equip XIII officers?

More than 200 million dollars, which would be needed to equalize the thirteenth month in the public sector, would not have great effects on the state’s multibillion-dollar budget, he emphasized. Ruben QuijadaNational Federations of Associations and Organizations of Public Employees.

Quijada points out that the Court’s decision does justice to public officials and places them at the level they deserve.

However, the manager stated that he doubts when this adjustment for officials will occur.

“I doubt that (the adjustment) was included in this year’s budget. The budget law says that you cannot pay for anything that is not in the budget, and we respect that,” he commented.

According to the ruling, the equal payment of the tithe would be activated market economy by increasing consumption.

It also indicates that the population affected by current discrimination reaches more than 98.2% of officials, since only 1.71% have the corresponding right recognized.

When it comes to civil servant salaries, 1.71% earn less than $600 a month. 32.9% earn between $600 and $900 per month, 44.41% earn between $1,000 and $2,999.99, and 20.91% earn more than $2,000.

Currently, the government pays out approximately $56,075,786 million for each item, with an adjustment that would be $134,562,875 per item.

The court document estimates at $235,461,267 the additional millions annually that would be required to pay a balanced tithe to the more than 98% of incumbents who do not see it that way today.

On the other hand, Quijada regretted the description of the “bottle” that the officers are given. In this sense, he clarified that state is responsible for preventing the existence of this type of public servant.

Last week, the plenary session of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) unanimously declared unconstitutional the establishment of a salary ceiling for the calculation of the thirteenth month of civil servants.