Police, teachers and doctors from seven communities will be

Catalonia, Andalusia, Galicia, the Balearic Islands, Murcia, Castilla-La Mancha and Aragón are not going to pay their officials in this month's payroll 25% of the pay they are owed The return of 25% of the extra to officials has a trick The return of the extra to officials in January is in danger The reduction of a sanction for a large Spanish company, the background of the resignations in the Tax Agency The transparency portal is not reliable: the Government has 250 more advisors than it has recognized Teachers, health workers, local security forces and bodies... will not receive a refund of 25% of the extra pay owed to them in their January payroll. This payment is only guaranteed to officials of the General State Administration and those who depend on the Community of Madrid, Valencia, Castilla y León and Asturias. As reported in ECD, the return of 25% of the extra pay eliminated in December 2012 will only benefit in January, initially, the officials of the General State Administration . They are the only ones, along with those of the Community of Madrid, who have it guaranteed at this time in this month's payroll . Public employees of the rest of the autonomous administrations, who have not yet received it, " are at the expense of the local government in power .

It affects police officers, teachers, doctors... According to sources from the Administration, the different decision of the regional Executives will affect large sectors of the Public Service, such as teachers, health workers, local police... “It is a measure that is more electoral than practical, since many will stay without that money .” Some communities, such as the Canary Islands, Cantabria, Extremadura, La Rioja and the Basque Country , already paid it throughout last year. Four others ( Madrid Netherlands WhatsApp Number the Valencian Community, Asturias and Castilla y León ) have committed to paying it this month, in the same way that the Ministry of Finance will do to the officials of the General Administration of the State. Many others, up to a total of seven of the seventeen autonomies, do not yet contemplate returning that part of the extra pay in the January payroll. This is how the situation currently stands, as confirmed by ECD, depending on where the public employee resides: – Andalusia : It is not included in the Budgets, so public employees are immersed in a multitude of individual claims processes. – Aragón : It is contemplated in the Budgets but the return is conditioned by the deficit and, at this time, this objective is not met in the community.



Balearic Islands : In the first semester it will be returned ex officio.Canary Islands : Collected in the April 2014 payroll. – Cantabria : It was paid in October 2014. – Castilla y León : 45% of this accrued part was paid in May 2014 and the rest (55%) in the January payroll. – Castilla La Mancha : It will be paid ex officio during the first quarter (possibly in the February payroll). – Catalonia : It has not been charged, nor is it yet contemplated in the Budgets because they have not been approved. – Community of Madrid : It will be automatically collected on the January payroll for all those whose situation has not changed from December to January . But those who have experienced a change must request it. – Valencia : It will be collected in the January payroll. – Extremadura : The 44 days accrued have already been paid. – Galicia : Half will be charged in the February payroll. – La Rioja : A portion (25%) was paid in September . A meeting is expected to discuss the payment of the rest. – Navarra : The Budgets have been extended. Therefore, 25% of the extra has not been recovered and we are still waiting for a possible agreement. – Euskadi : It was advanced by the Basque Government. – Asturias : The interim workers received it in June and the civil servants will do so on the January payroll. Those who have had a change in their situation since December have to apply.