PM Orban on minimum wage increase: Certain degree of urgency, business environment must know in time

Tuesday, November 12, 2019

Prime Minister Ludovic Orban said on Monday that "there is a certain degree of urgency" regarding the adoption of the decision to increase the minimum wage, specifying that it should be taken by the end of November, the beginning of December, at the latest, so that the business environment knows in time.The head of the executive announced that the percentage with which the minimum wage will be raised will be announced after consultations with employers and ...

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