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UDA rejected the salary offer of the Santa Fe government

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The Santa Fe Sectional of the Argentine Teachers’ Union reported that more than 95% of teachers rejected the provincial government’s wage offer. According to the union, many of those who voted for the current administration expressed their discontent and regret. From the union they denounced that the executive wants to “impose a poverty wage” and warned that current salaries are not enough to cover basic needs. In a message addressed to families…

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UDA rejected the salary offer of the Santa Fe government

The Santa Fe Sectional of the Argentine Teachers’ Union reported that more than 95% of teachers rejected the provincial government’s wage offer. According to the union, many of those who voted for the current administration expressed their discontent and regret. From the union they denounced that the executive wants to “impose a poverty wage” and warned that current salaries are not enough to cover basic needs. In a message addressed to families…

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sinmordaza.com broke the news in 11 hours ago on Saturday, February 22, 2025.

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