US EditionOnly with an Increase of 39% Could the Teachers of Santa Fesinos Recover the Lost Purchasing Power Since 2023
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Under the title “The teaching salary in Santa Fe loses in front of everything”, a special report by the Center for Studies Scalabrini Ortiz (CESO) reveals that, in 2025, increases granted to teachers in the province were far behind provincial inflation. According to CESO, while teaching salaries grew by 17% in 2025, average inflation in Santa Fe rose to 23%. Even, several key areas of the “teacher basket” –such as rents, transportation and food …
A report prepared by the Center for Economic and Social Studies Scalabrini Ortiz (Ceso), at the request of the Argentine Union of Private Teachers (Sadop) Rosario, reveals that since December 2023 a master of degree with minimum seniority lost 5.8 million pesos in real terms. The work, which analyzes the evolution of educational holdings during 2025, shows that wages increased only 17%, compared to an average inflation of 23% in the province of …
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