Poland: Minister of Employment wants to increase minimum wage and raise average retirement age

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18 September 2006 à 15h00

Updated on 19 September 2006 à 09h28

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Publication: 18 September 2006 à 15h00, Updated on 19 September 2006 à 09h28

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During a press conference, the new Minister of Employment, Anna Kalata, announced her priorities in terms of wages and social policy. (Ref. 06913)

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18 September 2006 à 15h00

Updated on 19 September 2006 à 09h28

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Publication: 18 September 2006 à 15h00, Updated on 19 September 2006 à 09h28

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Increase of minimum wage. The Polish Minister of Employment, Anna Kalata, wishes an increase of the minimum wage to 1450 zlotys (about 362 euros), against 899 zlotys (224 euros) currently. The Minister wants the minimum wage to reach 50-60 % of the average wage, as in other countries of the EU. Nevertheless, the Ministry intends to consult the social partners first (gathered in the Tripartite Committee). « The employers should not protest, because they will have to increase wages in order to di

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