The bill that changes the floor of these professionals will be referred to the city council for councilors within this week (Photo: Divulgao – DP)
city hall herbal Forwarding the bill to readjust the new minimum salary for community health and endemic control agents, consistent with Federal Constitutional Amendment No. 120/2022. The news was announced by the mayor, Eldo Salbiri (PP) and other politicians at a meeting on Monday (11), with professionals.
The bill changing the floor for these professionals will be sent to the city council members’ council during this week, for a vote and approval by the legislature’s plenary session. After approval, the mayor will penalize the new law until payment can be made.
Herval 17 ACS and 03 ACE visit families’ homes, in the process of active research and qualified listening, with the goal of instructing people in terms of health and prevention, playing an important role in primary care policy, and are the essential professionals in forming family health strategy teams.
For the Minister of Health, Mariana Arago, this is an appreciation for the work that these professionals have provided. “They are professionals who are important to the health of the municipality, being the main link between the Secretariat and the community. Now, we will continue to work hard to serve the residents,” stated Mariana.
The mayor says granting mods to these servers is a way to recognize the work and dedication of these professionals. “They are professionals who do a very important and good job. He explained that we are pleased with this recognition and want to continue the work with distinction.”
The project creates a new salary limit for community health agents, set at a minimum salary of 2 (R$2,424). According to the project, the union will be responsible for passing the adjustment funds to the municipality. Payment will be retroactive to May, as regulated by decrees GM/MS No. Community Health Agents – ACS.
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