Serbia Reports Longest Workweek in Europe, Half Earn Below 91.4K Dinars

According to Eurostat data, Serbia officially has the longest workweek in Europe, with half of the country's workforce earning less than 91,400 dinars, despite the national average salary being 116,127 dinars.

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Serbia’s labor market: Longest workweek in Europe, half the country earns under 91.4K dinars

Serbia officially has the longest workweek in Europe, according to the latest Eurostat data. While the national average salary stands at 116,127 dinar

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