Equals with roofs, prices not 80% of wage agreements fell below inflation

Pause A fall never seen of the registered work took place in December 2024 and continued in January 2025, due to the loss of more than 413 thousand people who paid the social monotribut. Between the starting point and the lowest point of the coronavirus pandemic, 400 thousand registered jobs were destroyed. To this is added an almost vegetative growth of the common monotribut and a vertical fall in registered employment in private homes and in c…

A private study shows that most agreements in the first trimestrre verify real wage losses. By Mara Pedrazzoli The wage increases by parity throughout the first quarter of 2025 have been below inflation, which implies a new adjustment on the working class in Javier's government ... Joints with ceiling, prices no/ 80% of wage agreements were below inflation Read more »

Wage increases through collective bargaining agreements throughout the first quarter of 2025 have been below inflation, implying a further adjustment for the working class under the Javier Milei administration. This result is a product of the government's decision to cap collective bargaining agreements—in the order of 1 percent per month—and the recent acceleration in inflation, according to CP Consulting. The scenario is very different from th…

A private study shows that the majority of agreements in the first quarter verify real wage losses. The ceiling on paritarians – in the order of 1 percent per month – clashes with the recent inflationary acceleration and implies a new adjustment on the working class in Javier Milei’s government.

In the first quarter of the year, inflation resumed an upward path and the parity groups established decreasing wage increases.This report of the Institute of Studies and Training of the Autonomous CTA quantifies the fall in real terms of the wage agreement and raises the challenge for the coming months in a context of a marked deterioration of the income of workers. By Indymedia Workers. Joint intervention and new inflationary jump: a new adjus…