Abstract

RAMA, Claudio. Changes in the labor market of university in Latin America: the pulses at the start of fixing minimum wage professional. Rev. Diálogo Educ. [online]. 2015, vol.15, n.45, pp.597-623. ISSN 1981-416X.  https://doi.org/10.7213/dialogo.educ.15.045.A002.

The article shows the existence of a new dynamic in the markets for professional work in Latin America, as a result of increased coverage and efficiency of student graduation. Details the various impacts of university graduation in various professional markets. Among these impacts shows the arrival of a trend-setting professional minimum wage. Conceives professional associations as actors in this wage differential regulation based on the regulatory frameworks of each country in relation to its role in regulating the profession. The article shows a high differentiation in the regulation by the professional bodies in the region and displays both the start of policies at the national level for fixing the minimum wage for college. Finally he argues that the discussion about the professional minimum wage will be one of the pillars of academic debates and public policy of the university regulation.

Keywords : Professional Salaries; Labor Markets; Professional Graduation; Higher Education; Latin America.

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