NewzA significant portion of the workforce in Argentina faces vulnerability to inflation, as only 39.4% of employees are covered by collective bargaining agreements that include salary revision clauses. This mechanism is intended to protect purchasing power against rising prices, yet its implementation remains inconsistent across different industries.
The agricultural and service sectors have been identified as the most exposed to inflationary pressures. The disparity in coverage highlights a systemic inequality in how various professional groups are shielded from economic volatility, leaving a majority of workers without formal contractual protections against the ongoing decline in real wages.
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