US EditionThere was no reduction in the number of employees due to the increase in the minimum wage.
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The President of the Economic and Social Council for the territory of the Federation of BiH, Safudin Čengić, stated today in Sarajevo that, according to data from relevant institutions, there has been no reduction in the number of employees in the FBiH in the three months after the increase in the minimum wage. In a statement to the media after the ESV session, Čengić said that a large number of business entities have taken advantage of the Regu…
Minimum Wage Hike Fails to Trigger Job Cuts, Employee Numbers Hold Steady
The President of the Economic and Social Council for the territory of the Federation of BiH, Safudin Čengić, stated today that, according to data from relevant institutions, there has been no reduction in the number of employees in the FBiH in the three months following the increase in the minimum wage. In a statement to […] The post Minimum Wage Hike Fails to Trigger Job Cuts, Employee Numbers Hold Steady appeared first on Sarajevo Times.
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