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Serbia plans phased minimum wage increase with Government support

The Government of Serbia held a meeting of the Social-Economic Council to discuss the government’s proposal to increase the country’s minimum wage, Finance Minister...

Serbia’s Finance Minister announces salary growth and Expo 2027 prospects

Finance Minister Siniša Mali told RTS that by 2027, Serbia’s minimum wage will rise to 650 euros, while the average salary is expected to...

Increase in minimum wage and pensions in Serbia raises economic and political questions

The recent decision to increase the minimum wage and pensions in Serbia has been positively received by those with the lowest incomes. However, the...

Serbia plans minimum wage increase to 650 euros by 2027

Minister of Finance Siniša Mali presented a draft proposal at the Social and Economic Council’s Collegium meeting outlining the planned growth of Serbia’s minimum...

President announces year-end pension and minimum wage hikes amid political tension and criticism

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced plans to increase pensions and the minimum wage by the end of the year amid ongoing student protests and...

Serbian President pushes for minimum wage increase and highlights youth interest in affordable housing

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced ongoing talks with trade unions and the Ministry of Finance to raise the minimum wage, currently at €457, to...

New minimum wage regulations effective January 1, 2025: Key changes for employers and employees

Starting January 1, 2025, the new minimum labor price, excluding taxes and mandatory social insurance contributions, will be 308 dinars (net) per working hour,...

President announces increased pensions, higher minimum wage and public sector salaries for 2024

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced a series of economic measures aimed at improving the financial situation of citizens in the coming months. In...
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