Nearly half of wage readjustments in July didn’t get better inflation, factors out Dieese

Nearly half of wage readjustments in July didn’t get better inflation, factors out Dieese

Despite this, 33% were above the INPC – almost double the proportion registered in the last 12 months.

Five out of ten (48.1%) salary adjustments negotiated in July did not recover the losses caused by inflation in the previous 12 months, according to a survey released by the Inter-Union Department of Statistics and Socioeconomic Studies (Dieese).

The proportion of readjustments that were above the inflation calculated by the National Consumer Price Index (INPC), however, was 33.2% – almost double the proportion registered in the last 12 months, of 17%.

The results that were above the inflation rate are equivalent to 18.7% of the total.

The August preview indicates that these numbers may worsen: the Fipe bulletin, which shows only 60 tabulated negotiations, shows that 78.3% were below inflation.

in 12 months

In the last 12 months, about 55% of the trades made up for or surpassed the losses from inflation. Another 44.6% were below, reducing the purchasing power of the worker.

Source: G1

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