CGTP and UGT Argue that Raising the Minimum Wage Beyond the 970 Euros Is Possible and Imperative Journal Economic
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In an interview with the 'podcast' Lusa Extra, Carlos Alves, executive secretary of the UGT, argued that "it is truly an imperative that this is done" and considered that "there are reasons for various species", both in economic terms and at the political level.
CGTP and UGT argue that it is possible and necessary to increase the minimum wage above the €970 planned for 2027. See this and other news on the TV RECORD website.
Minimum Wage at 1100 Euros Already in 2027? CGTP Says "It's Possible" and UGT Wants to Go Beyond 970
Agreement points to EUR 970 next year, but the two trade unions argue that there is room to go further
The CGTP and UGT consider that the increase in the national minimum wage above the target set in the wage recovery and economic growth agreement, which provides for an increase to 970 euros in 2027, is "possible" and an "imperative".
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