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Economy Local 2026-01-30T19:43:06+00:00

Argentine Bus Drivers to Receive Salary Increase

Bus drivers in Buenos Aires will receive a series of salary increases, though pay rises will not keep up with inflation. The base rate will be 157,400 pesos, and with 10 years of seniority, it can exceed 2 million.

Argentine Bus Drivers to Receive Salary Increase

Buenos Aires, January 30 (NA) — A bus driver will have a basic salary of $157,400, which can exceed 2 million pesos with 10 years of seniority. This results from the application of salary increases agreed upon by the UTA and business chambers. The increases are: 1.4% in January, 1.3% in February, and 1.3% in March. In all cases, they would be below the projected inflation, according to data handled by the Argentine News Agency.

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