The government confirms the increase in the minimum wage to R$1,640, representing an increase of R$51,300 compared to the previous value and exceeding inflation. Find out more about this decision and when Brazilians will start receiving the new amount.
Significant Increase in Minimum Wage
Professionals from different categories will have a considerable increase in the minimum wage, which will be R$1,640. This increase, higher than inflation, reflects the need to consider the cost of living for citizens and the demand for labor in the country.
This is the second consecutive year in which the minimum wage adjustment has exceeded inflation. The new value represents an increase of 22% compared to the minimum wage adopted in 2022, reflecting the government's commitment to promoting fairer remuneration that is in line with workers' needs.
Approval Process in the Legislative Assembly of São Paulo (Alesp)
After the confirmation of the new minimum wage, Governor Tarcísio de Freitas requested urgency in analyzing the agenda by Legislative Assembly of the State of São Paulo (Alesp). The expectation is that the process will begin next week, aiming at the rapid approval of the increase.
The minimum wage of R$1,640 represents an increase of R$16.11 over the national minimum wage, currently set at R$1,412. This measure seeks to provide more dignified remuneration to workers and contribute to improving the population's quality of life.
Government Commitment to Workers' Dignity
The governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio, reiterates his administration's commitment to promoting greater dignity for the population. The real increase in the minimum wage, above inflation, reflects this commitment and demonstrates the search for fairer remuneration that is in line with the population's needs.
The increase in the minimum wage to R$1,640 represents an important achievement for Brazilian workers, reflecting the government's commitment to promoting more dignified and fair remuneration.
With the adjustment higher than inflation, a significant improvement in the quality of life of citizens is expected.
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