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UNAM and union STUNAM sign agreement on 4% direct salary increase
Mexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM) and the union STUNAM have agreed a four per cent direct salary increase, with a signed document setting out the deal.
Why it matters: UNAM and STUNAM have settled on a four per cent direct salary increase, a figure now fixed in a signed document between the two parties.
UNAM, Mexico's National Autonomous University, and the union STUNAM agreed a four per cent direct salary increase, Gaceta UNAM reported on 29 October.
According to Gaceta UNAM, Tomás Humberto Rubio Pérez and Carlos Hugo Morales Morales signed the corresponding document.
Editor’s view
Richard Davies, Policy and Finance Editor
UNAM and STUNAM have agreed and signed a four per cent direct salary increase.
