Overview
- The provincial government offered a 1.5% salary increase for January in talks with teachers and public-sector unions.
- The Frente de Unidad Docente Bonaerense and ATE rejected the proposal as insufficient and the meeting moved to a recess.
- Unions demanded a real wage recomposition and urged a new offer to close 2025 with recovered purchasing power.
- The 1.5% offer trails Indec data showing 2.8% inflation in December and a 31.5% rise for 2025.
- Talks included officials from the Labor, Public Employment, and Treasury ministries and the education directorate, while the judicial union pressed for continuing 2025 bargaining and opening 2026.