US EditionAfter Months of Conflict, They Approved the Uom Parity: How Much the Increase Is and How the Scales Are
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After two months of delay, the Ministry of Labour approved the last pair of the Metallurgical Workers' Union (UOM).The resolution, signed on Monday, sparked a conflict with the guild led by Abel Furlán before the Ministry of Economy's decision not to endorse the wage agreement reached on June 4 because it exceeded the official guideline, around 1%.The official text notes that the agreed sums will not be able to alter the legal criteria establish…
The agreement signed on 4 June provides for a wage increase of 7.6% for the period April-August, distributed in five consecutive sections (3.3%, 1.2%, 1.1%, 1% and 1%).
The joint understanding had been signed last June 4th but was only validated this Monday. The UOM had mobilized the labor portfolio last week. The government argued that it exceeded the parity quota. Formally objected to it by a minority chamber, but the main stumbling block was political. Exactly two months after the Metallurgical Workers Union (UOM) and most business chambers signed the joint agreement for the metal mechanics branch of that in…
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