Poland’s government announced plans to raise the minimum wage by 18% as of January in its latest election campaign promise that will add to cost pressures and may erode the economy’s ...
WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's minimum wage will rise by almost 18% in January, the prime minister said on Thursday, ahead of Oct. 15 elections in which the cost of living ranks high among voters' ...
The current minimum wage in Poland is PLN 3,600. Starting from January 1st of the next year, the minimum wage will be PLN ...
On Tuesday, the state’s Joint Committee on Labor and Workforce Development held hearings for bills in both chambers that ...
Buczek has benefited from the fact that PiS has raised her pension as part of hefty welfare spending moves which, opinion ...
The US Department of Labor says there is “no state minimum wage law.” However, employers subject to the “Fair Labor Standard ...
Polish Govt Hikes Minimum Wage as Voters Fret Over Cost of Living WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's minimum wage will rise by almost 18% in January, the prime minister said on Thursday, ahead of Oct. 15 ...
WARSAW, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Poland's minimum wage will rise by almost 18% in January, the prime minister said on Thursday, ahead of Oct. 15 elections in which the cost of living ranks high among ...
WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's minimum wage will rise by almost 18% in January, the prime minister said on Thursday, ahead of Oct. 15 elections in which the cost of living ranks high among voters ...
WARSAW - Poland's minimum wage will rise by almost 18% in January, the prime minister said on Thursday, ahead of Oct. 15 elections in which the cost of living ranks high among voters' concerns.
WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's minimum wage will rise by almost 18% in January, the prime minister said on Thursday, ahead of Oct. 15 elections in which the cost of living ranks high among voters' ...
© Reuters. A construction site with a demolished building is seen near skyscrapers in the centre of Warsaw, Poland October 30, 2017. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel/File photo ...
