The average taxation of stable workers (Ripte) grew 0.4% compared to December, but versus November 2023 contracted 1.4%.
One of the salary indicators which uses the government as a reference, it showed a real improvement in January, both in monthly terms and in interannual terms. However, He still failed to recover the level prior to the arrival of Javier Milei to Casa Rosada.
The average taxable remuneration of stable workers (Ripte) reached $ 1,234,658.40, which implied a 0.4% growth December past, in real terms. In addition, Regarding January 2024, an increase of 20.2% was observed.
However, it is worth remembering that, after the devaluation of December 2023, the salaries collapsed until they touched an apartment in February, and then began to rebound. In that sense, it should be noted that, In relation to November 2023, the last data of the ripte was 1.4% below.
The failures of the ripte to measure salaries
Economists warn that, anyway, The ripte data must be analyzed with caution since they do not arise from concrete salary dataas it occurs in the case of the Argentine Integrated System (SIPA), but of the basis considered for social security contributions, which today has a stop that is updated every three months.
Besidesdoes not contemplate the non -remunerative concepts of the salaries and remuneration of the newest jobs (since it is based on the income of the workers who are under dependency relationship and that have been declared continuously during the last 13 months).
Even from the website of your own Labor Secretariat They explain that the ripte was prepared as an input to determine retirement mobility but “does not necessarily reflect the evolution of private registered employment wages.”
On the other hand, the latest data of the INDEC They showed that the average of formal wages fell 5.1% in the Milei era. This was explained by a deterioration of 15.3% in state salaries, since the income of private sector workers experienced a faint improvement of 0.6%.
Source: Ambito
