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| Government approves minimal monthly wage to 11,000 crowns |
| Praha, 05.10.2016 |
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| The government on Wednesday approved an increase in the minimal monthly wage to 11,000 crowns starting next year, a hike by 1,100 crowns. As of January 2017, employees working for a minimal wage will be paid 66 crowns an hour. Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said on his Twitter account that the minimum wage should rise even further in the future.
The government has pledged in the coalition agreement to gradually increase the lowest salary to around two fifths of the average wage. The minimal wage was introduced in 1991 when it was set at 2,000 Czech crowns. Currently some 3.2 percent of Czechs earn a minimum wage.
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