Changes to Minimum Wages in BiH Are Being Prepared: Unions Are Demanding up to 1,900 KM for Workers with a College Degree
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The announced increase in minimum wages in Bosnia and Herzegovina from 2027 could bring significantly higher incomes to employees, but at the same time raises a question that worries citizens: will higher wages really improve living standards or will they soon be followed by new increases in the price of products and services? The Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bosnia and Herzegovina has proposed that the minimum wage be determined…
Changes to the minimum wages in BiH are being prepared: Unions are asking for up to 1,900 KM for workers with a university degree - This model would represent a significant turnaround in relation to the existing practice in the Federation of BiH, where the lowest net salary is 1,027 KM
The Confederation of Autonomous Trade Unions of Bosnia and Herzegovina announces that it will propose that the minimum wage for workers with primary education be 1,500 KM, and for those with a university degree 1,900 KM. Employers in both entities believe that the increase should follow inflation and economic growth.
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