Agreed-upon salaries in the agreement rise two points less than inflation

The general strike on November 11 has highlighted the growing disparity between the increase in wages agreed upon in collective bargaining agreements and inflation. According to the data, wages have risen less than expected, with an increase two percentage points lower than inflation. This difference has generated tensions and has been one of the factors that fueled the mobilization during the strike. The economic situation and wage negotiations remain topics of debate and concern for workers and unions.