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Natalia Efremova: The Most Realistic Option for the MPZ Is an Increase of About 40–50 Euros Next Year

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The minimum wage will increase, but the amount of the increase remains in the hands of the government after the lack of agreement between unions and employers. The most realistic option is an increase of about 40-50 euros next year, Social Minister Natalia Efremova said on bTV. The final decision will depend on the budget's capabilities. "We have a higher upper limit for negotiations, which gives us the opportunity to increase the minimum wage. …

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The minimum wage will increase, but the amount of the increase remains in the hands of the government after the lack of agreement between unions and employers. The most realistic option is an increase of about 40-50 euros next year, Social Minister Natalia Efremova said on bTV. The final decision will depend on the budget's capabilities. "We have a higher upper limit for negotiations, which gives us the opportunity to increase the minimum wage. …

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Social Minister Natalia Efremova stated categorically that the minimum wage will increase. This happened on the program "This Saturday" on bTV. ...

The minimum wage in Bulgaria is expected to be increased by between 40 and 50 euros in 2027. This was announced by Social Minister Natalia Efremova on BTV. Currently, the minimum wage is 620.20 euros, and its final amount will be determined by the state, as employers and unions have not yet […]

I am categorical that there will be an increase in the minimum wage. We have a higher upper limit for negotiations, which gives us the opportunity to ...

The minimum wage next year will increase by 40 to 50 euros. This was stated by Social Minister Natalia Efremova to BTV. The current level of the minimum wage is 620.20 euros. Trade unions and employers are still...

The minimum wage will be increased in 2027, with the most realistic increase being around 40-50 euros compared to now. This was stated by Social Minister Natalia Efremova to bTV. Currently, the minimum wage is 620.20 euros, and the new mechanism outlines a corridor between 620.20 and 672.80 euros. Since the unions and employers were unable to reach an agreement on the specific amount, the final decision will be made by the government. "I am cate…

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