Istat, De Carlo: Pay in Agriculture Grows More than All
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Istat said Friday that its index of hardly contractual wages was flat in September with respect to August and up 2.5% compared to September 2025. This is significantly below September's annual inflation rate of 4.2%, which means wages dropped here in real terms. (ANSA)
According to data released today by Istat, in September, hourly contractual wages in agriculture increased by 3.3% compared to the same month of 2025. It is the highest trend growth among the sectors recorded: +2.6% in industry, +2.1% in private services and +3.2% in public administration. It is a significant sign, confirming the value of work [...] L'articolo Regione Basilicata, Cicala: Agriculture, contractual wages +3.3% proviene da Agenparl.
The Istat data of September see agriculture at the head of the growth of contractual wages with +3.3% on an annual basis, compared to +2.5% of the national average. A positive signal that rewards a sector returned central in the political agenda thanks to the work of the Meloni Government and the minister Francesco Lollobrigida. Supporting agricultural enterprises, strengthening the supply chains [...] L'articolo Istat, Cerreto (FdI): wages in i…
Rome, 30 Oct. (askanews) . The increases in agriculture grow more than those in other sectors. Istat certifies it, whose data reveal that the index of hourly contractual wages, in September 2026, remains unchanged compared to the previous month and increases by 2.5% compared to September 2025. The trend increase was 2.3% in [...]
In September 2026 the index of hourly contractual wages remained stable compared to August 2026 and recorded an increase of 2.5% on an annual basis compared to September 2025. A figure confirming the growth of contractual wages in comparison with the previous year.
The index of hourly contractual wages in September 2026 remains unchanged from the previous month and increases by 2.5% compared to September 2025
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