US EditionBasic Salary of 2026 Will Go up $ 12 After Agreement Between Government, Workers and Employers: It Will Go From $ 470 to $ 482
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“For the first time in almost a decade there is no imposition, there is consensus and union between the government, employers and employees,” said President Daniel Noboa.
Buenos Aires, 16 December (NA) – The Unified Basic Wage (SBU) that will govern in Ecuador from next year for workers in the private sector will be 482 dollars per month, representing an increase of 12 dollars compared to the 470 dollars in 2025. The decision was adopted by the National Council of Labour and Wages, and constitutes a historic consensus between representatives of the Government, workers and employers, after almost a decade of disag…
In USD 482, on Monday, December 15, the National Labour and Wage Council set the new Unified Basic Wage (SBU) for 2026, that is, an increase of USD 12 over the current one (USD 470). The announcement follows an agreement reached between employers’ and workers’ representatives.
The announcement was made on the morning of Monday, 15 December, by the Ministry of Labour, following a process of technical dialogue at the National Labour and Wages Council, a tripartite body in which economic, sectoral and labour indicators were analyzed.
The National Council of Labour and Wages agreed to raise the salary b sico to 2026 from USD 470 to 482, this December 15, 2025.
Ecuador raised from $470 to $482 (2.55%) the basic monthly salary for 2026 after reaching an agreement with employers and workers, the Ministry of Labour reported on Monday.The Ecuadorian government estimates inflation of 3% for 2026, a reference index to establish the wage adjustment."This is the first time in nine years that it is possible to establish the new value of the SBU (unified basic salary) through an agreement between all parties," t…
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