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Minimum Salary Increase to S/1,300: Minister of Labour Juan Sheput Notes that No Date Has yet Been Defined

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The increase in the minimum living wage (RMV) to S/1,300 does not yet have a set date, according to Labor Minister Juan Sheput, who indicated that the increase will begin to be discussed in the National Labor Council (CNT) on September 3 and that, for now, there is no definitive date for it to take effect. “At the moment, it has been proposed in two parts. We are going to start discussing it in the National Labor Council on September 3. I have n…
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Attention, workers! The government is already in plans to define the gradual increase of the minimum wage, going from S/1130 to S/1300. The measure seeks to be carried out in a phased manner through two consecutive tranches, in order to mitigate the economic impact on private sector companies. According to the estimates presented by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), the first stage would contemplate an initial increase of S/100. Subsequ…

The Minister of Labour, Juan Sheput, pointed out that the increase in the minimum living wage to S/1,300 does not yet have a definite implementation date and that the issue will be discussed in the National Labour Council.Sheput indicated that the proposal raises an increase in two parts and highlighted the willingness of employers and trade unions to reach an agreement. However, he said that it is not yet possible to establish the month in whic…

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The increase in the Vital Minimum Remuneration (RMV) from S/1.130 to S/1.300 does not yet have a definite date for its entry into force, said the Minister of Labour and Employment Promotion, Juan Sheput. The owner of the sector pointed out that the proposal will be discussed since September 3 at the National Council [...]

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The increase in the minimum living wage (RMV) to S/1,300 does not yet have a set date, according to Labor Minister Juan Sheput, who indicated that the increase will begin to be discussed in the National Labor Council (CNT) on September 3 and that, for now, there is no definitive date for it to take effect. “At the moment, it has been proposed in two parts. We are going to start discussing it in the National Labor Council on September 3. I have n…

·Lima, Peru
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RPP broke the news in Lima, Peru on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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