Teachers and State Said Yes to Kicillof: The Salary Increase of 7% Was Approved in Two Sections
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The government of the province of Buenos Aires reached a new joint agreement with the teaching unions and Law 10.430, which establishes a salary increase of 7% staggered, with 5% in July and 2% in August, calculated on the salaries of June. In addition to the salary increase, the agreement incorporates a series of improvements in labor rights and working conditions. The understanding was highlighted by the Minister of Economy Buenos Aires, Pablo…
The wage agreement provides for an increase of 5% in July and 2% in August, calculated on the June assets.
The Union of Teachers of the Province of Buenos Aires (UDOCBA) accepted the proposal of an increase of 7 percent made by the provincial government this Monday within the framework of the parity. After the deliberations of the various internal organs of the union, it was decided to accept the offer, which will take place in two sections: 5 percent in July and 2 percent in August, based on the salary of June. "From UDOCBA we reaffirm our commitmen…
The government of Axel Kicillof managed to close at least until September. The concrete offer is 5% in July and 2% in August. Teacher associations in the province of Buenos Aires and state began to accept the wage offer of 7% in two quotas, so the government of Axel Kicillof managed to close the parity until at least September, when they will sit back at the negotiating table to seek a new agreement. The concrete offer is 5% in July and 2% in Au…
The state workers nucleated in the Union of Civil Personnel of the Nation (UPCN) and those aligned in the Federation of Bonaerense Teachers (FEB) and the Unified Union of Education Workers of the Province of Buenos Aires (SUTEBA) accepted this Wednesday the proposal of 7 percent increase in two sections offered by the Buenos Aires Government of Axel Kicilof.
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