Salario mínimo 2026: ¿la propuesta de $1'800.000 para el próximo año tendría incluido el subsidio de transporte?

TL;DR

Minister of the Interior Armando Benedetti proposed a minimum wage of $1,800,000 for 2026.
Official discussions for the minimum wage increase will commence on December 1st.
Experts suggest Benedetti's figure likely includes transport subsidies, representing an 11% increase.
Concerns exist that significant minimum wage hikes above inflation can lead to price increases and inflation.
The impact on small businesses with tight profit margins is highlighted as a factor in potential price hikes.
Inflation has shown a four-month consecutive stagnation, with figures hovering around 5%.
Experts stress the importance of technical criteria, such as compensating for inflation and productivity gains.
The reduction in the workweek to 44 hours and its mechanical increase in hourly wages should also be considered.
There is a warning against electoral motives influencing the long-term decision on minimum wage.
Some experts advocate for single-digit increases, deeming an 11% rise significant and double-digit increases potentially detrimental.

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