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They Report that 1,276 Days without Raising Minimum Wage “Precarizes” Jobs
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On Friday, September 12, he denounced the precarization of employment in the country by recalling that the minimum wage is not increased, currently in 130 bolívares, for 1,276 days. At the official exchange rate of this Friday 11, the salary represents about 80 cents of dollar a month, an amount that is complemented by government bonds of up to 160 dollars, without impact on labor benefits. In its X account, the oenegé said that the government "…
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