Workers and Employers Give the Green Light to Raise the Minimum Wage, but They Fail to Agree on the Date and How It Will Reach S/1,300
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Minimum salary to S/1,300: Government, workers and employers still have to define its application The National Council of Labour and Employment Promotion (CNTPE) approved raising the Vital Minimum Remuneration (RMV) from S/1,130 to S/1,300. Although the plenary already supports the new amount, workers and employers still do not manage to agree when it will begin to govern or under what mechanism the increase will apply. The differences between t…
The minimum salary of S/1.130 is expected to rise to S/1.300, after six agreements were reached during the first session of the National Labour Council for the period 2026-2031.
There are still discrepancies. The National Labour Council met to discuss the increase in Vital Minimum Remuneration (RMV), currently in S/ 1.130. Workers and employers agreed to raise the amount, but held different positions on the date and mechanism.
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