US EditionLabor Day: Jara proposes minimum salary of $750 thousand and Matthei suggests increasing productivity
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The CP candidate advocates a salary that covers family life, with support for SMEs and economic dialogue. To read the full article, visit The Times in Spanish Source
Boric led the official ceremony at the ACHS Workers' Hospital on May 1, where he highlighted the transversality of the event, which had the presence of pre-candidates to La Moneda, Jeannette Jara (PC) and Evelyn Matthei (UDI), although as ex-workers.
On Labor Day, presidential candidates Evelyn Matthei and Jeannette Jara contrasted views on the future of the minimum wage in Chile, during an activity organized by the Chilean Security Association (Achs). Matthei, representative of Chile Vamos addressed the issue of the minimum wage and assured that “it is necessary to negotiate it every time” and warned about the risks of establishing increases without considering the economic context. “What w…
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