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Government-Cut Dialogue on Minimum Wage Continues in Chile
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Next Thursday will continue the dialogue between the parties; Friday was the first protocol meeting on the minimum wage
The Central Unitaria de Trabajadores (CUT) met with the government, represented by the finance ministers, Jorge Quiroz; and of Labor, Tomás Rau, to begin the negotiation by minimum wage. After the instance, the president of the CUT, José Manuel Díaz, gave a statement in which he asserted that an agenda was established to dialogue the following days. In addition, he acknowledged that, by the 40 hour law and the opinions of the Directorate of Labo…
The authorities of Finance and Labor met with the multi-union to chart the schedule of the readjustment. Loss of purchasing power due to the rise of fuels will mark the debate.
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