80% of Nurses Join Public Administration Strike in Funchal
Amid rising living costs and a widespread decline in purchasing power, even as the economy continues to reach new heights, public sector employees are taking to the streets in Funchal.
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Madeira Hotel Workers’ Union Seeks 15% Pay Rise
The Madeira Hotel Workers’ Union has proposed a 15% pay rise, a minimum €150 monthly increase, shorter 35-hour weeks, and 25 vacation days for all employees.
Why Does LIDL Hesitate to Invest in Madeira?
LIDLs investment in Madeira has long been planned, yet nothing happened. Find out what´s going on!
Base Salary in Madeira Rises 4,8%, Reaching €1,268
The average gross base salary in Madeira reaches €1,268. See how it compares with salaries across Portugal.
Government Wants to Move Forward with Immigration Law
Portugal’s government will proceed with a new immigration law focused on legal work entry and residency. Prime Minister LuĂs Montenegro says changes will be made only if the Constitutional Court requires them.
New Continente Supermarket Opens in SĂŁo Vicente
Less than two weeks until a new Continente Modelo supermarket will open in SĂŁo Vicente.
Transport Workers: Union Reaches Wage Deal and Avoids Strike
The transport workers' union in Madeira has secured a pay raise for 2025. As a result of the agreement, the union said they would opt for a strike.
Unemployment in Madeira Drops Sharply, Best in Portugal
Madeira saw the biggest drop in unemployment in Portugal this May, with nearly 900 fewer people jobless than last year - confirming a steady improvement in the labour market.
How The Indian Ambassador Spoke About His People in Madeira
Upon visiting Madeira, the Indian ambassador described his own people as a resource to be used for “three years, five years, seven years, whatever you decide,” before adding: “and then you decide what you want to do with those people eventually.”
Union Deal: Tourism Workers to Earn €12 Above Minimum Wage
After months of challenging protests, the hospitality workers union secured a €12 increase on top of the regional minimum wage (€915) for thousands of tourism workers.
Madeira Unions Have Little Hope Government Will Raise Wages
The president of Madeira's unions has publicly expressed his concern, stating that there is little hope the government will shift its course. He publicly warns of increasing hardship for lower middle-class families.
