Putin signed a decree on the indexation of 4% of salaries of federal officials
Starting October 1, the salaries of federal civil servants, including the president, ministers and judges, will be indexed by 4%. The last time the salaries of officials were indexed by 3% in 2020 -width: 320px) and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 2), (max-width: 320px) and (min-resolution: 192dpi)” >
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Vladimir Putin and Mikhail Mishustin
The salaries of federal officials from October 1 will be indexed by 4%. This is stated in the decree of President Vladimir Putin, published on the site of legal information.
“Increase from October 1, 2022 by 1.04 times the monetary remuneration of persons holding public positions in the Russian Federation,” — said in the document. It refers, in particular, to the salaries of President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, as well as the salaries of Deputy Chairman of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev, heads of ministries and other top officials. The last time the salary of civil servants was indexed in 2020— by 3%.
Another presidential decree calls for a 4% indexation of the salaries of all persons holding government positions and positions of the federal civil service in Russia, starting from October 1. Separate decrees indexed the salaries of the Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov and the head of the Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin by 4%.
To what extent were the salaries of federal state employees indexed before
- In 2019, they were raised by 4.3% with inflation in 2018 at 4.26%.
- In 2020, wages were increased by 3%, with inflation in 2019 at 3.04%.< /li>
- In 2021, salaries were raised by 4% (except for officials) with inflation for 2020 at the level of 4.91%.
- In 2022, an indexation of 4% is expected, inflation for 2021 was 8.39%.
The Ministry of Finance plans to allocate 1.006 trillion rubles. indexation of salaries for public sector employees in the next three years, follows from the methodology for calculating the maximum base budget allocations of the federal budget for 2023-2025, which was studied by RBC. The amount of appropriations is almost twice the volume planned for the same purpose in 2022-2024, which was estimated at 579 billion rubles.
In 2023, due to indexation, salaries of state employees will increase by 104.7 billion rubles, 2024— by 359 billion rubles, and in 2025— by 541.7 billion rubles, according to the materials of the Ministry of Finance.
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In the past In 2008, it was decided to abandon the indexation of salaries of civil servants, except for the military, in order to save money. According to the Ministry of Finance, this was supposed to save the budget in 2021 2.9 billion rubles. Finance Minister Anton Siluanov explained that the measure was necessary to balance the budget in the current economic situation. “They collected everything from all measures, bit by bit, in order to balance the budget,” — he stated.
Before that, the suspension of the indexation of salaries of officials was used in 2014, 2015 and 2016 against the background of the crisis and lack of money in the budget. Subsequently, officials' salaries were increased by the inflation rate for the previous year.
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Vladimir Putin
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