Overview
- Late September agreements mean commerce workers will receive the last 1.9% tranche of a 5.7% quarterly pact in the salaries paid in October, with full‑time scales running roughly from $1,303,900 to $1,373,514 depending on category.
- FAECyS kept a $120,000 non‑remunerative payment for commerce employees that will be converted into the basic wage in six equal $20,000 installments from December 2026 through May 2027.
- The banking sector applied a 1.7% increase for August that raises the sector’s initial conformado salary to $2,505,061.24 and, with the profit‑sharing (ROE) of $72,413.50, sets a reference minimum total of $2,577,474.74.
- UOCRA’s deal set cumulative increases of 1.9% (Sept.), 1.8% (Oct.) and 1.7% (Nov.), with October’s 1.8% applied to Zone A hourly rates that now stand near $7,561 for an official specialized and a monthly basic of about $999,495 for serenos; the parties will meet again on October 20 to review December pay.
- Because the agreements mix basic pay moves with non‑remunerative sums, workers get faster cash relief in October while social‑security contributions and future pension bases will change as the $120,000 is folded into the basic salary over the six‑month schedule.