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Labour Law Workers Doubt: Is the Planned Minimum Wage Plus Invalid?

Summary by Bild
The minimum wage is expected to rise to 14.60 euros in the next two years. However, a labour lawyer has doubts as to whether the amount is legally permissible.

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About six million employees are expected to benefit from this: The minimum wage increases to 14.60 per hour as planned. But now a legal expert is calling an alarm. In his opinion, the planned increase is illegal.

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The minimum wage is expected to rise to 14.60 euros in the next two years. However, a labour lawyer has doubts as to whether the amount is legally permissible.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Berlin House of Representatives has approved an increase in the state minimum wage. The SPD parliamentary group welcomed this on Thursday. In the future, the state minimum wage will be linked to the development of the general statutory minimum wage, although it may not exceed it by more than €1.50. On January 1, 2026, the Berlin state minimum wage will rise from the current €13.69 to €14.84, and on January 1, 2027, it will increase to €15.59…

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The minimum wage is to rise from 2026 to 13.90 euros. From 2027 to 14.60 euros per hour. This was decided by the Federal Cabinet last week. A labour law worker now questions the admissibility of the increase.

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Bild broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, November 6, 2025.
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