[HIGHLIGHTS] Although Milei "doesn't even think about" setting a minimum wage, the Government is obliged to do so by law

President Javier Milei said that he will not set a minimum wage. However, the Government is obliged to “laudate” through the Secretary of Labor, Omar Yasin.

This is determined by the Employment Law, in the absence of agreement between the parties. The Council will be made up of 16 representatives of the employers and 16 of the workers, who will be ad-honorem and appointed by the Executive Branch and by a president. The head of the CGT, Héctor Daer, told Clarín that they are going to demand that Labor approve it.