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The front page of Público features domestic news stories focusing on the Portuguese economy and healthcare system, with a prominent story on companies facing penalties for salary discrimination. Other articles cover a decrease in spending on temporary healthcare staff, a significant cocaine…
Companies that are repeat offenders in salary discrimination will lose their tax incentives. The report also touches on transparency in salary information and whether it will be possible to know colleagues' salaries.
Spending on temporary staff and overtime in the Portuguese National Health Service (SNS) has decreased by 21 million euros, with the biggest reductions seen in medical and nursing services.
A drone carrying explosives caused the temporary closure of Leipzig airport in Germany.
The employment sector in Portugal shows resilience, partly supported by the construction industry and older workers.
Some teachers are still re-evaluating exams and feel they are in a race against time.
Portugal has set new records for cocaine seizures, with a recent operation on a ship involving a rappel descent.
Luís Neves faces the risk of a trial at the Court of Auditors due to alleged financial irregularities during his time at the Polícia Judiciária (PJ).
