rpps-servidor-publico

Analyzes Brazilian public servant pension cases under RPPS regimes and EC 103/2019 rules.

2|3|Updated May 24, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/sbroggioadv/previdenciario-adv-os-marketplace --skill rpps-servidor-publico-sbroggioadv
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Skill: rpps-servidor-publico
Source: https://github.com/sbroggioadv/previdenciario-adv-os-marketplace/tree/main/previdenciario-adv-os/skills/rpps-servidor-publico
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sbroggioadv/previdenciario-adv-os-marketplace --skill rpps-servidor-publico-sbroggioadv

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Advising public servants on retirement and pension rights requires navigating a separate pension regime (RPPS) with distinct rules from the general RGPS system, plus entity-specific legislation and post-EC 103/2019 transition rules. This Skill structures that analysis so nothing is missed. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Regime and Competence Mapping: Identifies the correct entity (Union, State, Municipality) and the competent court (Federal Justice vs. State Common Justice). - Post-Reform Rule Analysis: Applies EC 103/2019 permanent rules, transition rules (50%/100% toll, progressive points), and acquired-rights checks for pre-13/11/2019 eligibility. - RPPS-Specific Institutes: Covers abono de permanência, paridade, integralidade, and special retirement for hazardous activities. - Use Case: A state civil servant asks whether she can retire under pre-reform rules. The Skill verifies acquired rights, separates RPPS time from prior RGPS/CLT time (via CTC), selects the applicable transition rule, and routes the case to the correct state court. ## Quick Start Analyze the retirement eligibility of a municipal public servant under RPPS rules, checking acquired rights before EC 103/2019 and the municipality's complementary law.

Frequently Asked Questions about rpps-servidor-publico

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze retirement eligibility for a Brazilian public servant?▼

Identify the servant's entity (Union, State, or Municipality), verify acquired rights before EC 103/2019 (13/11/2019), then map the applicable permanent or transition rule. RPPS time is counted separately from RGPS time, which enters only via CTC (Certidão de Tempo de Contribuição).

What is the difference between RPPS and RGPS pension regimes?▼

RPPS covers public servants holding effective positions under CF art. 40, while RGPS covers private-sector workers under INSS. The regimes must never be mixed: contribution time is counted separately, and RGPS time transfers to RPPS only through a CTC.

Which court handles RPPS cases for state and municipal servants?▼

State and municipal servant RPPS cases go to State Common Justice (Justiça Comum estadual), with appeals to the corresponding TJ. Only federal servants (Union and federal autarchies) litigate in Federal Justice under CF art. 109, I.

What transition rules apply after EC 103/2019 for public servants?▼

Available transition rules include the 50% toll (for those within 2 years of eligibility), the 100% toll with minimum age, progressive points (age plus contribution time), and progressive minimum age. Servants who met all requirements before 13/11/2019 hold acquired rights to the prior rule.

What is abono de permanência in the RPPS regime?▼

Abono de permanência is a bonus paid to servants who already meet retirement requirements but choose to keep working, equivalent to their social security contribution under CF art. 40, §19. It is one of the RPPS-specific institutes alongside paridade and integralidade.

Do states and municipalities follow the federal EC 103/2019 rules directly?▼

No. Each state and municipality must enact its own complementary law (LC) adapting EC 103/2019 to its RPPS. The analysis requires consulting the specific entity's LC, since rules may vary across entities.