Minimum wage law
PM Mitsotakis gave a comprehensive interview covering all current affairs
Anyone who breaks the law will indeed receive a fine – Over 800 euros increase in the minimum wage
Greek Minimum Wage Set to Increase to 820 Euros in April
In a move to address economic concerns and improve the standard of living for workers, the Greek government is set to increase the minimum wage by approximately 5%, raising it from the current 780 euros to a range of 820-830 euros.
Talks on minimum wage hike set to start this week
A commission is set to hold its first meeting later this week to discuss a hike in minimum wages for millions of workers.
Representatives from the government, labor union Türk-İş and the Turkish Confederation of Employers' Association (TİSK) will gather on June 13 at the Labor Ministry.
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Bulgaria: The Minimum Wage will be 50% of the National Average – When will it be in Effect?
Statutory minimum wage going up to €878 net
The statutory minimum wage in Slovenia this year has been set at €878 net a month, €100 more than the year before in the most substantial rise in a decade. There are concerns the hike will increase pressure for other wages to be raised as well and thus fuel inflation further.
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Minimum wage starts in Cyprus
Cyprus' national minimum wage went into effect on January 1, according to a decree issued by the Minister of Labor and Social Insurance, Kyriacos Koushos. The national minimum wage is set at 940 euros, though, for the first six months of employment, it will come to €885.
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Collective agreements: Greek PM to make new announcements during the TIF
The Greek Prime Minister, Mr Kyriakos Mitsotakis, is expected to announce new increases in the private sector wages as well as some changes concerning the collective agreements, during this year's Thessaloniki International Fair.
Full Tank, Empty Wallet? – Greeks pay the most at the pump, OECD shows (infographic)
Share of average monthly wage needed for 60 litres of petrol
Real Minimum Wages declined in most EU Member States
Against the background of inflation affecting European countries, minimum wage workers in 15 out of 21 Member States with statutory minimum wages registered a decline in their wages in real terms between 1 January 2021 and 1 January 2022. This was despite comparatively large increases in nominal rates in the EU during the period.
Victoria’s Secret pays $8.3 mn settlement to sacked Thai workers
More than a thousand sacked Thai garment workers who made bras at a factory supplying lingerie giant Victoria's Secret have received a landmark $8.3 million settlement, labour rights activists said on May 28.
Brilliant Alliance Thai closed down its Samut Prakan factory in March 2021 after going bankrupt.