Serbian Government Offers €600 Minimum Wage, Unions Disagree

The Serbian government has proposed a €600 monthly minimum wage, falling short of the €650 promised, leading to disagreement from unions. This offer was made during the final meeting regarding the minimum wage increase.

12 Aug, 20:23 — 12 Aug, 20:23

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Unions: Govt offers €600 monthly min wage, short of promised €650

Serbian Government negotiators stood by their initial offer of a 9.2 percent increase to the minimum monthly wage - raising it from the current 550 eu

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First report: danas · 12 Aug, 11:31|Full coverage: 2 · 9h|Window: 9h

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danas12 Aug, 11:31First to report

Održan poslednji sastanak o povećanju minimalne zarade: Minimalac, ipak, na 600 evra, sindikati se ne slažu

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Serbian Government Offers €600 Minimum Wage, Unions Disagree

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Unions: Govt offers €600 monthly min wage, short of promised €650

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Održan poslednji sastanak o povećanju minimalne zarade: Minimalac, ipak, na 600 evra, sindikati se ne slažu

Unions: Govt offers €600 monthly min wage, short of promised €650

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