Employers Have a Minimum Wage of 660 Euros for 2027, Syndicate Against
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The proposal to raise the minimum wage to 660 euros by 2027 has divided employers and unions. The Bulgarian Industrial Chamber (BIA) supported the amount, while the Podkrepa Confederation of Employers (KT) described it as insufficient to ensure a decent life. Employers also opposed the proposal to introduce a 33% tax on excess profits.
Unions are against it, it does not guarantee a decent life
The National Assembly for Tristrangely Cooperation (NSTS) has not been accepted for the proposed increase in the minimum wage of 660 euros from January 1, 2027. Employer organizations support the draft resolution, as soon as the syndicate is against it. Natalia Efremova, Minister for Labor and Social Affairs, explain what is proposed to increase the minimum wage from 39.80 euros [...]
The government continues to insist that the minimum wage (MW) for next year be 660 euros - lower than the upper limit of 672 euros that the government itself indicated. If the old mechanism, which was abolished by the current government, had been preserved, the MW should have been 690 euros. The government proposes a minimum wage that is lower than its own upper limit. The National Council for Tripartite Cooperation (NCTC) did not reach a consen…
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