INE Workers Accepted 6% Salary Increase - Uniradio Informa Baja California
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Mexico City. After more than three and a half hours meeting with workers of the Citizen Care Modules (MAC) of the National Electoral Institute (INE), councillors of this body stated that they agreed to reopen all the modules by tomorrow, and offered a series of measures to meet the demands of the employees of those instances, [...] The post INE agrees to reopen modules this Tuesday; no one in the institute will gain more than the president since…
Counselor Carla Humphrey reported that of the 841 modules in the country, 297 were reported with operation, while 544 closed. “That is, with operation is 35.3 percent, without operation 64.7,” although it was promised that “tomorrow (today) all modules will be in operation throughout the country.”
The increase may increase according to budget availability.
The National Electoral Institute agreed with workers of the Citizen Care Modules a minimum wage increase of six percent, with the possibility of reviewing a higher adjustment depending on the budget availability. The councilor president, Blanca Cruz, reported that the... Full Note »
The increase may increase according to budget availability.
Provisional President of INE says that employees accepted that the wage increase base is 6% and that it is reviewed to offer them more.
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