Unions Urge Raising Minimum Pay above Poverty Line

Ljubljana, 21 December - At EUR 562, the minimum pay in Slovenia is currently below the poverty line, which is why Slovenia's biggest trade union confederation, ZSSS, has called for a rise.

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Dec 21, 2010, 13:52 ep/sm

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Publish time: Dec 21, 2010, 13:52

Category: Business, Finance and Economy

Keywords: TRADE UNIONS, WAGES

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