How have retirements fared in recent years?
During 2022, the increases were 73.51% in the whole year compared to inflation of 94.8% in the whole year without including the reinforcement bonuses.
According to a CEPA report, despite criticism of the reinforcements delivered only once, the dynamics of the bonuses granted “they have acted like non-remunerative advances in union joint ventures: that is, they are sustained until the subsequent update (in this case mobility) manages to compensate for the portion by which inflation exceeded the mobility of the previous quarter”.
However, the entity indicated that in the months of March 2021, December 2022, March 2022, September 2022 and December 2022, when the evolution of salaries indicated by INDEC was used for its higher value in that quarter, “it allowed to improve the indicator”.
If the increase estimated by CEPA is confirmed, the minimum retirement that today stands at $50,110.4 would go to $58,545, PUAM $40,099 to $46,836PNC from $35,086 to $40,980. Likewise, the maximum credit will be around $394941.
On the other hand, the Universal Child Allowance (AUH), Universal Pregnancy Allowance (AUE) and general SUAF will grow from $9,795 to $11,440 and the AUH for disability from $31,897 to $37,256.
Source: Ambito
