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Olivos pointed out that, to define the increase, factors such as inflation and the need to preserve the purchasing power of the working base were considered.
Mexico City. After the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), and the National Union of Social Security Workers (SNTSS), agreed to a global wage increase of 8 percent, today the parties will sign the “conventions” said Dr. Rafael Olivos, secretary general of the union, who said that with this the process is finished. [...] The post IMSS Union Leader closes the wage rise process; new proposal will not be consulted to the bases appeared first o…
The central argument of the National Executive Committee to validate the negotiation lies in the economic impact of the agreed package, which combines the direct increase in tabular salary with the strengthening of complementary items.
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