The doctors and other professional groups of the Public Service who had the same concerns regarding the TSU’s numbers can now breathe a sigh of relief and dry their tears. The promise was made this Monday by the Deputy Minister of State Administration and Civil Service, Albano Macie, shortly after the third session of the Single Salary Table (TSU) framework commission. According to Albano Macie, the concerns of this group and others were duly addressed in the last session of the Council of Ministers and were attended to immediately. However, there are other concerns that will take time, as Macie explains. “For example, when talking about careers, it cannot just be concerns of a group, but it has to be of the whole system and these must take their time”. Macie explains that what was concretely established not only for doctors but also for other professional levels was that the amounts established in that decree of 5% and so on are maintained. However, for the class of physicians and others who claim this approach, the nominal amount was fixed, that is, what they received when the percentage was applied at the time of the Old Salary Table, this being the arrangement achieved with these different groups. “Fortunately it was a mutually achieved solution within the context of knowledge of the financial condition of the State. Everything was ensured so that they never receive less than what they received”, he stressed. (Marta Afonso) Source: Carta de Moçambique
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