Overview
- The stoppage had been scheduled to begin at 6:00 a.m. Wednesday across all oilseed plants nationwide after wage talks stalled.
- FTCIODyARA and the SOEA San Lorenzo local called the action in pursuit of a legally defined minimum wage for entry-level workers.
- The unions demand a monthly SMVM of ARS 2,344,728 for September 2025, a figure they say is grounded in INDEC’s household expenditure survey and the Constitution and labor law.
- Union leaders rejected the employers’ proposal as insufficient, citing a US$1.54 billion windfall from export duty cuts and noting 2024 labor costs fell 1.7%–2.4% by company.
- The Labor Secretariat ordered services to continue, told companies to avoid reprisals, and set a hearing for next Tuesday at noon as the dispute returns to formal bargaining.