The Santa Fe government has resumed wage negotiations, presenting a proposal for the second half of the year that prioritizes base salaries. With guaranteed minimums reaching $180,000 in December and compensation for first-half inflation, unions view the offer as considerable and reasonable, exciting state workers.
The Neuquén provincial government and state unions have officially launched salary negotiations for the second half of 2026. In a constructive dialogue, ATE, UPCN, and UNAVP presented proposals to improve workers' incomes, with the next meeting scheduled for the end of the month.
The provincial government and the ATE, UPCN, and UNAVP unions have initiated salary negotiations for the second half of the year. Workers are seeking to recover their purchasing power and improve calculation methods, with the next crucial meeting scheduled for July 28, 2026.
The government of Rolando Figueroa started a new round of salary negotiations for the second half of the year on July 13, 2026. While the teachers' union ATEN already has an annual deal, ATE, UPCN, and highway workers aim to recover purchasing power. The next meeting is set for July 28.
Tras un cuarto intermedio, el Gobierno de Entre Ríos y los gremios estatales (UPCN y ATE) se reúnen este martes 14 de julio para destrabar la negociación salarial. Los trabajadores buscan mejoras ante la inflación.
A controversial pension reform proposal in Argentina's Entre Ríos province has triggered cross-sector opposition. Critics argue that requiring up to 50 years of contributions and raising women's retirement age to 65 without recognizing unpaid care work could lead to widespread legal challenges. The province's pension fund faces the largest deficit among the 13 provincial systems not transferred to the national government.
Powerful public sector unions in Entre Ríos province, Argentina, have firmly opposed a sweeping pension reform proposal that would raise the retirement age to 68 and calculate benefits based on 20 years of contributions. The debate, held before the provincial Senate, highlights growing tensions over fiscal austerity measures affecting thousands of public workers.
El ministro de Economía Fabián Boleas y el presidente de la Caja de Jubilaciones Gastón Bagnat expusieron ante el Senado provincial asegurando que la reforma no afecta a jubilados actuales. Sin embargo, UPCN y UEJN cuestionan el proyecto por ampliar el período de cálculo y modificar la movilidad jubilatoria. El sistema previsional arrastra un déficit mensual de 46.000 millones de pesos.
Los gremios estatales UPCN y ATE aprobaron la oferta del gobierno con aumentos de hasta 27% para algunos sectores, pero Amsafe rechazó con el 99,5% de los votos y convocó a un paro para el inicio del ciclo lectivo. La propuesta incluye 12,5% semestral y un piso de $170.000.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
