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Gotovo 40 Posto Radnika Iz Republike Srpske Razmišlja Otići Iz BiH Zbog Malih Plaća

Gotovo 40 posto radnika u Republici Srpskoj razmišlja odlasku iz Bosne i Hercegovine zbog slabih plaća, pokazalo je istraživanje Saveza sindikata RS-a predstavljeno u četvrtak u Banjoj Luci.Plaću kao glavni razlog nezadovoljstva 80 posto surveyiranih, a više od 40 posto radi dodatni posao kako bi pokrili životne troškove.Oko 90 posto radnika ostali bi u zemlji kada bi imali veće plaće i bolje uvjete rada, navodi se u istraživanju.Među radnicima …
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Gotovo 40 posto radnika u Republici Srpskoj razmišlja odlasku iz Bosne i Hercegovine zbog slabih plaća, pokazalo je istraživanje Saveza sindikata RS-a predstavljeno u četvrtak u Banjoj Luci.Plaću kao glavni razlog nezadovoljstva 80 posto surveyiranih, a više od 40 posto radi dodatni posao kako bi pokrili životne troškove.Oko 90 posto radnika ostali bi u zemlji kada bi imali veće plaće i bolje uvjete rada, navodi se u istraživanju.Među radnicima …

Over 37 percent of workers in Republika Srpska are considering leaving the country in the next two years, but as many as 90 percent of them would decide to stay if their salary were significantly increased and working conditions improved. These are the key results of a survey by the Confederation of Trade Unions of the Republic of Srpska on working conditions, quality of life and salaries, which was presented at a conference […]

The minimum is on the table again. Negotiations on the lowest salary in Republika Srpska begin on Monday. At the same time, more than a third of workers are considering leaving the country in the next two years

A survey by the Confederation of Trade Unions of the Republic of Serbia shows that 37 percent of workers are considering leaving, while around 90 percent would stay with higher salaries and better working conditions.

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akta.ba broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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