Food Debtors: A Court in Rosario Orders Collection of Child Support Through Electricity Bills
A court in Rosario, Argentina, has mandated that past-due child support payments be collected through the local electricity bill to ensure compliance.
Impersonating the ANT to Request Data and Payments in New Frauds: Entity Warns Citizens
The National Transit Agency (ANT) in Ecuador has warned the public about fraudulent communications impersonating its official channels.
'Late Fees', 'Temporary Additions', 'Other': Generic Terms Camouflage Extras in Magistrate Salaries
The article discusses how Brazilian magistrates receive additional payments above the constitutional ceiling, described with vague terms, including amounts paid even after mandatory retirement due to penalties for serious offenses.
Constitutional ceiling adjusted for inflation would be 37% higher than the current value of R$ 46 thousand
A proposed adjustment to Brazil's constitutional salary ceiling could raise it by 37% amid ongoing discussions in the Supreme Court regarding illegal payments to public servants.
STF postpones judgment on pay supplements for public servants until the end of March
The Brazilian Supreme Court has postponed the judgment regarding salary supplements for public servants to March 25, while two temporary decisions suspending these payments remain in effect.
STF postpones the judgment on 'perks' in public salaries to March 25; suspension in effect continues
The Brazilian Supreme Court has postponed the judgment regarding additional payments known as 'perks' in public salaries to March 25, while a suspension of these payments remains in effect.
STF resumes judgment on additional payments this Thursday
The Brazilian Supreme Court is resuming its judgment on actions regarding additional payments that allow certain public servants to exceed the constitutional salary cap.
Centrão wants to avoid voting on a project that regulates additional payments if the government does not get involved in the debate
Centrão is seeking to postpone the discussion in Congress on regulating extra payments and inflated salaries, conditioning any debate on the direct involvement of President Lula's government.
Contactless payment will be accepted at all turnstiles of 12 train stations in SP
Starting from this Sunday, twelve metropolitan train stations in São Paulo will accept contactless payments at all turnstiles, eliminating the need for passengers to buy tickets at booths or kiosks.
Abetz to consider slashing high-earner public servant retirement payments
The Tasmanian government is looking into reducing superannuation payments for public servants earning over $200,000.
STF judges Dino's injunction that suspended salary perks for public servants; watch
The STF is set to judge the injunction from Minister Flávio Dino that suspended additional salary payments for public servants in Brazil.
Does the Oil Law Help Pemex?
The article discusses the increased financial burden on Pemex due to the new Oil Law, highlighting a significant rise in payments compared to previous taxation conditions.
STF to decide on additional payments for civil servants this Wednesday; projects have been stalled in Congress for years
The Brazilian Supreme Court will deliberate on a decision regarding additional payments to civil servants that have been a subject of legal and legislative contention for years.
STF has jurisprudence against extras, but wavering application
The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) has established a position against additional remuneration for public servants, yet inconsistent applications of this stance have allowed these extra payments to proliferate.
STF and Congress decide to draft a transition proposal after meeting about additional payments
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court (STF) and Congress have agreed to create a transition rule to regulate the payment of indemnity funds known as 'penduricalhos' in the public service.
The Agricultural Fund Has Stopped Paying Support to Agrofert, Trust Transfer Is Under Review
The Czech State Agricultural Intervention Fund has ceased payments to Agrofert and is reviewing the legality of a trust structure set up by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.
Fachin invites presidents of Congress, Gilmar and Dino to discuss suspended 'add-ons'
The President of Brazil's Supreme Court has invited key political figures to discuss the suspension of additional payments to public servants that exceed legal salary limits.
Gilmar suspends judicial and public ministry perks not provided for by national law
Minister Gilmar Mendes of Brazil's Supreme Court ruled that indemnity payments to judiciary and public ministry members must be explicitly established by national law, triggering the suspension of current payments.
In the week when the STF analyzes the decision that limited 'additional payments', entities meet with Minister Flávio Dino
Representatives from various judicial and legislative bodies met with Minister Flávio Dino to discuss adjustments to a recent decision limiting additional salary payments to public servants.
The siege on super salaries is part of the adjustment in the justice system
The suspension of indemnity payments without legal provisions in the public service addresses excessive payments within Brazil's judicial system, which are estimated at R$ 20 billion annually.
Channel 4's Dirty Business campaigners call for public to stop paying water bills over sewage dumps
Campaigners associated with Channel 4’s Dirty Business urge the public to consider halting water bill payments due to sewage dumping practices by water companies.
STF analyzes decision that limited 'penduricalhos' next Wednesday; see questions and answers
Brazil's Supreme Court will review limitations on additional compensation payments exceeding constitutional salary caps next Wednesday.
Pharmacies warn of possible shortages of medications: alert about late payments
Pharmacies in Argentina are warning of potential medication shortages due to delays in payments from health insurers and pre-paid plans.
Suspects Attempted to Silence Campaign Workers, Recognizing Illegality in Election Bribery Incident
The arrest of candidates in a bribery scandal during Japan's recent House of Representatives election reveals attempts to silence campaign workers about illegal payments.
The task force for expediting the payment of lump sums gets to work
The Greek government's economic team is making moves to reduce overdue public debts to private entities, establishing a task force to expedite lump sum payments.
CNJ determines that the Justice of MT disclose data on overtime and daily payments to commission holders
The CNJ has mandated the Mato Grosso Court of Justice to disclose detailed information regarding overtime and daily payments made to commissioned positions since January 2023.
Floods: What the Public-Private Cat Nat Regime Changes for Victims
The French government has declared a natural disaster to expedite compensation for flood victims, who are expected to receive payments soon.
In the United States, the worrying trajectory of public finances
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has raised alarms about the rising national debt and its implications for future deficits and interest payments in the United States.
Developer faces questions at public inquiry about money given to Winnipeg officials
A developer denied that payments made to two Winnipeg city officials were a form of bribery related to a police headquarters contract.
Bankruptcies: the Senate toughens the rules on late payments from businesses and the public sector
The French Senate has unanimously passed a proposal to address rising bankruptcy rates by tightening regulations on late payments affecting businesses and public sector buyers.
Companies Owned by Two Teachers at Bifröst Received 295 Million in Contractor Payments Over More Than a Decade
Two teachers from Bifröst have received 295 million ISK in contractor payments over the last decade.
Graphics Workshops of Mexico has 68 million pesos pending clarification in the Public Account
The Graphics Workshops of Mexico has 68 million pesos pending clarification due to irregularities in payroll payments, unnecessary purchases, and early contract terminations as reported in the 2024 Public Account audit.
MP requests suspension of law that increases indemnity funds above 60% of councilors' salary in MT
The Public Ministry of Mato Grosso has filed a lawsuit to suspend a law that grants councilors in Diamantino indemnity payments exceeding 60% of their salary.
Anses Calendar: What Social Benefits Are Paid in the Week of February 16 to 20
The Argentine National Social Security Administration (Anses) continues to distribute social benefits during the week of February 16 to 20, 2026, despite interruptions due to public holidays.
Defensible Super Salaries
Representatives of judges, prosecutors, public defenders, and court members are contesting a ruling from Brazil's Supreme Court that suspended payments of bloated salaries across the three branches of government.
EFKA – DYPA: Payments by February 20
A total of €81,324,260.83 will be disbursed to 98,522 beneficiaries between February 16 and 20 as part of scheduled payments from the e-EFKA and the Public Employment Service (DYPA).
Ghana: GWL Deploys 200 Service Personnel to Recover GH¢866m Debt, Boost Digital Payments
Ghana Water Limited has launched an initiative deploying 200 service personnel to recover GH¢866 million in debts and promote digital payment systems.
MP requests TCU to suspend the salary payment of STJ Minister Marco Buzzi during his suspension
The Brazilian Public Ministry has requested the suspension of salary payments for STJ Minister Marco Buzzi while he is under investigation for sexual harassment allegations.
Passengers are tired of cardboard tickets. Cities respond to their expectations
More cities are transitioning from traditional cardboard tickets for public transport to modern mobile payment systems, reflecting passenger demand for convenience.
VLT and intermunicipal buses start accepting payment via Pix and QR Code in Baixada Santista
The new electronic ticketing model is now operational on the Light Rail Vehicle (VLT) in Santos and São Vicente, Brazil, allowing payment via Pix and QR Code for easier ticket purchases.
Banks announce changes to working hours on Monday and which services will not be provided
Banks in Lithuania will alter their working hours and service availability on February 16 due to the holiday, advising customers to complete payments before February 13.
TJ-SP appeals the decision of Minister Flávio Dino that suspended illegal 'extras' in public service
The São Paulo Court of Justice is appealing a Supreme Court decision that suspended illegal additional payments in the public sector.
Judges' entities defend 'perks' and request to participate in action at the Supreme Court questioning payments
A coalition of judicial entities in Brazil is advocating for public sector perks known as 'penduricalhos' while seeking participation in a Supreme Court case that questions the legality of these additional payments.
Buses in Piracicaba will have recharging via WhatsApp and payment with discounts through mobile; see how it works
The Piracicaba city government is introducing new methods for public transport fare payment, including WhatsApp recharging and mobile payments with discounts.
Workers occupy the office of the mayor of Campina Grande due to delayed salaries
Municipal workers in Campina Grande have occupied the mayor's office to protest overdue salaries, rallying for the regularization of their payments.
TJSP appeals against Dino's decision suspending public servants' additional payments
The São Paulo Court of Justice has appealed against a Supreme Court decision that suspended non-legally mandated additional payments for public servants, known as 'penduricalhos.'
STT caught A. Avulis in a bribery case
A. Avulis was involved in a bribery case where several payments were made without raising suspicion among the involved parties.
Dino's decision on additional payments is seen as a message to Fachin and exposes conflict in the STF
Minister Flávio Dino's decision to suspend additional payments for public servants is perceived as a direct message to the president of the Supreme Court, Edson Fachin, highlighting an internal struggle regarding ethical standards within the tribunal.
NemKonto System Down After Power Outage
The NemKonto system in Denmark is currently non-operational due to a power outage at a data center, affecting all public authorities, private businesses, and citizens reliant on the system for payments.
Hugo Motta defends Dino's decision to suspend payments of 'penduricalhos' in the public service
Hugo Motta supports the suspension of illegal additional payments in the public sector announced by Minister Flávio Dino.