
The Gendarmes who carry out their work throughout the national territory You will receive a salary in December that is identical to the previous monthsince the last tranche of increases came into force in November, in accordance with the last decision of the Ministry of Security.
Therefore, they will remain unchanged in December and until new values with readjustment are announced Reference amount for salaries from the previous month. It should be noted that in December the gendarmes are received Payment of the second installment of the SAC (Additional annual salary).
Previously, Resolution 944/2025 was in effect, which was published in the Official Gazettehad established the new pay scale for the National Gendarmerie, with updated values that were different from June to Novembertherefore there are no increased amounts in the current month.
The employees of the Argentine National Gendarmerie Depending on the position, receive the following amounts in the last month of the year:
In the meantime, the gendarmes obey Tasks of neighborhood prevention There is a special additional regulation for calculating your income:
The payment of the bonus is regulated by law. This is what the regulations say The second installment of the bonus must be collected by December 18thwhich coincides with Thursday, although there is an extended deadline of four working days for settlement, making the deadline December 24th.
The bonus for the second half of the year is calculated from the 50 percent of the highest monthly salary which the employee receives during the semester from July to December.
In the meantime, if an employee does not complete the months required for the full December bonus, This concept is billed in proportion to the months worked. Since each bonus installment refers to the first or second semester, knowledge of the start date of the activities is required for the exact calculation.
To know what amount corresponds to the SAC, the following must be done: formula: the employee’s salary divided by the 12 months of the year and multiplied by the months worked. Example: (100,000/12) x 6 = $50,000.