Universities celebrate court ruling requiring salary updates

Universities celebrated a Supreme Court decision obliging the government to update teacher and non-teacher salaries by 25% to 30%. The measure adds to the 24.3% agreed at the start of June.

The universities highlighted that the precautionary measure issued by the Supreme Court obliges the government to apply the salary adjustments. University representatives stated that the increase adds to the prior agreement reached at the start of this month.

The ruling refers to the Financing Law and affects both salaries and scholarships. The universities maintained that this resolution guarantees additional resources for the operation of the institutions.

The judicial pronouncement was received positively by academic authorities, who expect compliance with the established timelines.

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A large crowd of protesters marching in Plaza de Mayo demanding university funding compliance.
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Universities march nationwide demanding compliance with financing law

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Thousands of students, teachers and university authorities marched on Tuesday, May 12, in Plaza de Mayo and other cities across the country to demand that President Javier Milei's government comply with the University Financing Law.

Argentina's Ministry of Capital Humano, led by Sandra Pettovello, formally notified national university rectors on Monday to detail measures ensuring academic continuity amid teacher and non-teacher strikes. The ministry voiced 'extreme concern' over suspended activities and demanded contingency plans, including virtual classes and rescheduling. This comes amid protests over the government's failure to implement the University Financing Law.

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The Catalan Education Department and most teacher unions reached a preliminary agreement on Friday that includes salary increases of up to 600 euros per month by 2029.

Teachers across Kenya are seeking clarification from the Teachers Service Commission after noticing higher Pay As You Earn deductions in their June payslips.

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Three days after President William Ruto's Labour Day announcement of a 12% wage increase for all workers and 15% minimum wage hike for agricultural sector employees, workers must wait for legal steps before changes take effect in payslips.

There will be no tuition increases in colleges and universities for academic year 2026-2027 amid the energy crisis caused by the war in the Middle East, Commission on Higher Education chairperson Shirley Agrupis said on Tuesday.

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