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Educators Await Hike in Starting Teacher Pay Amid High Turnover Rates
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On Monday, the Santa Fe government officialized a proposal for a 7% salary increase for provincial teachers and public employees, in the framework of the joint negotiations for the second half of 2025. The offer provides for a phased update of assets, with monthly payments from July to December and a guaranteed minimum floor of increase in pesos.
The government offered an increase of 7 percent, in different stages, and established guaranteed minimums, updates for hospital staff and an extension of the incentive for perfect attendance to school assistants.
The Santa Fe government presented this Monday in the teaching paritaria the same wage proposal that it offered to the state unions: a total increase of 7% for the last semester of the year, to be paid in monthly instalments between July and December. The offer contemplates 1.5% in July, 1.5% in August and 1% in each of the remaining months. From Amsafe, Secretary General Rodrigo Alonso expressed his rejection, ensuring that the proposal “renewed…
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