30/06/2026 16:04 - Actualidad
The Government of Santa Fe Province, through the Ministry of Economy, announced the payment schedule for salaries corresponding to June 2026. Payments will begin on Wednesday, July 1 and continue through Tuesday, July 7, organized by rank and income level.
The settlement incorporates a 12.5% cumulative increase for June, resulting from first-semester collective bargaining. This increase was distributed monthly: 2.6% in January, 2.1% in February, 2.2% in March, 2% in April, 2% in May, and 1.6% in June. Additionally, a fixed increase guarantee of $170,000 Argentine pesos was implemented.
| Date | Group | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday, July 1 | Police and Penitentiary | Police and Penitentiary Scale + Retirees with net income up to $1,410,000 |
| Thursday, July 2 | Active (low income) | Active employees with net income up to $1,410,000 + Private Transfer School Teachers (1st and 2nd Agreement) |
| Friday, July 3 | Active (high income) | Remaining active employees with net income above $1,410,000 + Historic Private School Teachers |
| Monday, July 6 | Retirees (high income) | Remaining retirees with net income above $1,410,000 (crediting to account Saturday, July 4) |
| Tuesday, July 7 | Senior Authorities | Judiciary, MPA, MPD, Legislature and Executive Branch |
In Argentina, "paritarias" refers to collective bargaining negotiations between the government (as employer) and labor unions representing public sector workers. These negotiations determine salary increases, working conditions, and benefits for state employees.
The Ministry of Economy emphasized that the $170,000 fixed increase guarantee aims to protect workers' purchasing power against ongoing price variations affecting household incomes.
The payment schedule prioritizes, as usual, police and penitentiary personnel along with lower-income retirees, followed by active employees with lower net income, and finally senior authorities from the three branches of the provincial government.
Santa Fe is one of Argentina's 23 provinces, located in the central-eastern region of the country. It is one of the most important economic centers in Argentina, with a strong agricultural and industrial base. The provincial capital is the city of Santa Fe, while Rosario is its largest city and an important port on the Paraná River.
Source: El Litoral
Alfredo S. Quiroga
