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Initial Results of National Social Agreement Show Changes in Minimum Wages
2 sourcesFirst reported 25 days agoUpdated 25 days ago
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- Over 400,000 workers now covered by collective labor agreements, according to government reports.
- New agreements have been signed in six sectors, benefiting workers with better wages and terms.
- The tourism and hospitality sectors see minimum wages between €930 and €1,100, with additional benefits.
- The Ministry of Labor is focused on expanding collective agreements to ensure broader worker protection.
- The recognition of this initiative at the European level aims to increase employee coverage under these agreements.
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