Minimum of R $ 506 from January
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Fall in inflation reduces readjustment of the national floor next year
Rio - The Planning Minister Paulo Bernardo, delivered yesterday to the National Congress of the Union Budget for 2010 with a forecast of a minimum wage increase in January to U.S. $ 505.90 (8.8%). The value can still change until the end of the year because it will depend on the behavior of inflation.
Initially, the floor was set for $ 506.50 (8.9%), but there was a small reduction due to lower inflation. Before handing the text of the Budget to Senate President José Sarney, Minister Paulo Bernardo anticipated that if there is no change in value, the government will round up the minimum to $ 506, which would facilitate the payment of employees: "Until the end of the year the price may change based on inflation. By pitching for $ 505.90, we round up to a number.
He expects that spending on the federal civil service will be similar to this year, as a result of the package of wage increases spread, which will take effect until 2012. Planning maintained its estimate for growth in 2010 of 4.5% of GDP (Gross Domestic Product, the set of wealth produced in the country). Bernardo said the government remains optimistic and believes that Brazil has already passed the global crisis. Therefore, we believe that economic growth could reach 5%, but preferred to be cautious.
The investments are estimated at U.S. $ 46 billion, $ 7 billion more in comparison with 2009. For the state, the budget is $ 97 billion. Bernardo said that the government intends to reduce resources for the social area, especially in the PAC (Program to Accelerate Growth), and Bolsa Familia 'My House, My Life'.
Source: The Day Online
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