Published 07/25/2024 11:00:00 a.m.

[Opinion] The Slovak economic model has long been exhausted. Without trade unions, wages will not grow (Monika Uhler's opinion).

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The minimum wage debate must focus on 'dignity'. Consider the poor working people. According to data for the year 2023, more than nine percent of employees live below the poverty risk line.

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The Slovak economic model has long been exhausted. Without trade unions, wages will not grow (Monika Uhler's opinion).

The minimum wage debate must focus on 'dignity'. Consider the poor working people. According to data for the year 2023, more than nine percent of employees live below the poverty risk line.

07/25/2024 11:00:00 a.m.

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[Opinion] The Slovak economic model has long been exhausted. Without trade unions, wages will not grow (Monika Uhler's opinion).

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The Slovak economic model has long been exhausted. Without trade unions, wages will not grow (Monika Uhler's opinion).

The Slovak economic model has long been exhausted. Without trade unions, wages will not grow (Monika Uhler's opinion).

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