Wage negotiation panel takes up inflation and productivity in minimum wage talks
The tripartite wage policy consultation panel met on November 11 to review the variables that usually weigh on minimum wage increase negotiations: inflation, productivity, labor informality, employment and workers' purchasing power. National Planning, DANE, the Commerce, Agriculture and Labor ministries and the Civil Service Department took part. According to the Labor Ministry, rural employment, MSMEs and the effects of wage adjustments on production costs and household income were discussed.
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- The tripartite panel reviewed inflation, productivity, informality, employment and purchasing power as inputs for the minimum wage increase.
- National Planning, DANE, the Commerce, Agriculture and Labor ministries and the Civil Service Department took part in the meeting.
- Rural employment, MSMEs and the impact of wage adjustments on production costs and household income were addressed.
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