El Gobierno enfría la idea de crear un máster y una escuela de opositores para acceder a las categorías de alto funcionario
La Administración tiene problemas para captar candidatos en algunas áreas cuando necesita renovar las plantillas a corto plazo porque el 57% de los empleados estatales son mayores de 50 años
In July 2025, the Minister of Public Function, Óscar López, publicly announced his intention to change the model for selecting the highest levels of the Administration. He announced that new officials in the superior categories (A1 and A2, accounting for about a third of public employees) would be required to undertake a two-year master's degree at an official school and then pass an examination similar to a civil service exam.
The proposal did not specify what would happen to those who failed the final test or if this change in model would only affect the State or also apply to other administrations and lower categories. Now, more than a year after this announcement, and with no progress on the project, the Government is cooling its idea of putting it into action, according to different sources in the Administration consulted by this newspaper.
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