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Ministries propose increasing minimum wage in Lithuania to EUR 840 – sources

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Ministry of finance, and labor propose to increase minimum monthly wage by 110 euros. Minimum monthly wage would increase by 15 percent, tax-exempt income threshold by 16 percent. Cabinet will consider rates of minimum wage and non-taxable income from January 1, 2023. Tripartite Council representing government, employers and employees failed to reach agreement last week.

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Ministries propose increasing minimum wage in Lithuania to EUR 840 – sources

VILNIUS – Lithuania’s ministries of finance and social security and labor have proposed to the government to increase the minimum mo...

3 years ago·Riga, Latvia

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The Baltic Times broke the news in Riga, Latvia 3 years ago on Wednesday, September 21, 2022.

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