Even if there is no European minimum wage, the majority of legislations in EU countries contain such a provision. However, its level is very different from one country to another, even if the differences in terms of buying power are slightly lower. (Ref. 06727)
In January 2006, 18 of the 25 Member States of the EU had national legislation setting statutory minimum wages. The level of this minimum was between 129 euros per month in Latvia and 1.503 euros per month in Luxembourg, according to a study published by Eurostat, the Statistical Office of the European Communities.
A ratio from one to eleven. According to the level of minimum wage expressed in Euros, Member States are classified in three broad groups. 1° That in which the minimum wage is lower
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