Luís Montenegro's refusal to grant full lay-off payments to 4,233 workers affected by storms is framed as a matter of 'relative justice', emphasizing fairness to other citizens and sectors. This stance contrasts sharply with the record profits of banks and energy companies, raising concerns about the equity of wealth distribution in Portugal. The significant profits of these corporations, juxtaposed with the financial struggles of workers, highlight the disparities in the fiscal system, which favors corporate profits over salaries. Proposed labor law changes may worsen these inequalities, suggesting that true social justice requires more than just economic growth—it necessitates a fairer distribution of wealth.