About 188 gross euros per month and a one-time payment of 2,448 euros under the item “arrears”. These are the key figures presented to about 430,000 among carabinieri, police officers, and military personnel from the agreement reached yesterday at the Public Function on the 2025/27 contract for the security and defense sector. The agreement comes a year and a half after the definitive signing of 2022/24, and also eliminates the historic contractual arrears in this sector, bringing a minimum of 200 net euros per month (2,600 euros per year) in the paychecks of the personnel cumulatively from the two moves: naturally, for those with higher qualifications, for example in the police, commissioners, chief commissioners, or corresponding technical and health roles, the amounts involved are higher.
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The agreement plays a concrete card on a table, that of security, which promises to remain at the center of the political agenda at least until the next elections as also demonstrated by the return the day before yesterday in the Council of Ministers of the bill with the so-called “anti-maranza” rules. But the discussion at Palazzo Vidoni did not stop at contractual issues alone, and also included the start, within 90 days, of a table with the Ministry of Economy on pension issues, with the ambition to lay the foundations of that “dedicated pension” strongly requested by the sector: resources permitting, of course.
“We want to give more protection to those who protect us,” summarizes the Minister for Public Administration Paolo Zangrillo, putting yet another contractual renewal in the portfolio that next Monday could be enriched with the agreement for local functions personnel, while Tuesday an important meeting on the economic components of the health sector is scheduled at Aran. “Two renewals in a year and a half are a clear sign of this Government’s commitment to contract renewals, particularly towards the approximately 430,000 people who guarantee the internal and external security of the country every day in a historical moment marked by great complexities,” the minister emphasizes.
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Contract renewal and pension table are part of a broader dossier, which also includes the plan with 17,591 new entries among Police (5,319), Carabinieri (5,080), Gdf (3,206), Penitentiary (2,489), and Firefighters (1,497); and which therefore also offers some answers to the need to strengthen staff, relaunched by the opposition in opposition to the Security Bill and so far unmet on the side of the local police, as also emphasized these days by mayors.
But before politics, the answers are addressed to a sector that, like much of the public administration, is recovering from long years of brakes applied, blocked turnover, and resources dripping in. The discontent comes from this past and will be expressed on Saturday in a demonstration organized in Rome by five unions of Guardia di Finanza, Carabinieri, Air Force, Army, and Navy. It is not a protest against institutions, they explain, but a request to the State for greater protections on pensions, transfers, organization, and professional recognition.
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