US EditionPresident Bukele’s Balanced Plan Raises Minimum Wage Without Harming Small Businesses.
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President Bukele’s Balanced Plan Raises Minimum Wage Without Harming Small Businesses.
Beginning June 1, 2025, El Salvador will implement a 12% increase to the minimum wage following a unanimous agreement between employers, workers, and the government—marking the first such consensus in 14 years. The new wages apply to sectors like industry, commerce, maquila, and agriculture. For example, monthly pay in industry and commerce will rise from $365 to $408.80, while in the textile maquila it will increase from $359.16 to $402.32. In …
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