The current minimum wage in Peru is S/1,130, but the Government announced a progressive increase up to S/1,300. Learn how the increase would be applied, how much it would rise at each stage, and what remains to be defined for its implementation.
Find out how much the first increase will be, what remains to be defined, and from when the new Minimum Living Wage in Peru could start to be applied.
Finally, the response that millions of Peruvians were waiting for has arrived: the increase in the minimum wage that President Keiko promised in the July 28 speech
The Minister of Labor, Juan Sheput, stated in the podcast ‘Tenemos que hablar’ that the request for delegation of powers to Congress is beginning to have a sort of deadline and maintained that the issue should be addressed soon, although he avoided confirming whether it will be included in the agenda for this Wednesday’s session.
All regions of Peru regressed in public education management last year, without exception, according to the Private Competitiveness Council. The headline is alarming, but it measures something different from what we immediately believe: the index does not evaluate learning, it evaluates classrooms, infrastructure, and equipment. There, the diagnosis is unanimous: in the 25 regions, fewer and fewer public schools have all their classrooms in good condition, without distinguishing between the best and worst governed.