Recent data from the Ministry of Labor indicates that ten out of seventeen collective bargaining agreements resulted in improved wages for workers. While a majority secured gains, significant disparities exist across sectors. Textile workers experienced a substantial decrease of 10.4% in wage power, followed by Metalworkers at -9.8%, Commerce at -9.2%, and Security personnel at -8.8%. These figures highlight a mixed outcome from recent parity negotiations, with some industries failing to maintain or increase earning potential. The Ministry’s data provides a snapshot of the varying success rates in wage negotiations across different sectors of the economy. The results underscore the challenges faced by certain industries in securing favorable outcomes during collective bargaining processes. Further analysis is needed to understand the factors contributing to these discrepancies.