wages croatia
Croatian Salaries Increase by 144 Euros in One Year
November the 24th, 2023 – Croatian salaries, at least on average, have increased by 144 euros in one year. While ...
Croatian Wage Growth Most Visible in Companies Paying Lowest Salaries
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, as many as 60% of respondents of the Mojaplaca (MyWages) service have a lower salary than the ...
Unions Want Croatian Public Sector Wages to Match Inflation Rate
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, over the next year, the government will spend a massive 50.2 billion kuna on pension payments, which ...
Employers to Be No Longer Required to Garnish Wages Upon Euro Adoption
Apart from changing all the laws that cite the kuna, some other laws will have to be amended, the daily ...
New Labour Minister Says Will be Best Collaborator to Unions Demanding Higher Wages
“I can promise that I will be one of the best collaborators in that,” Piletić told reporters in Maksimir Park, adding ...
SSSH Union Federation Protests to Demand Higher Pay, More Collective Bargaining
The march was held under the motto “For a Croatia of happy workers,” with the participants asking for “normal working ...
Inflation Soaring, Wages Stagnant: Croatian Standard May Halve
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, due to the increase in the price of energy and food, the Croatian standard could literally ...
Plenković Says Net Wages Have Increased by 32% Since Start of His Premiership
Commenting on Tuesday’s meeting with trade unions, Plenković emphasised the government’s commitment to social dialogue and recalled that the base pay ...
Average Net Pay for February €994
Month on month, the average net wage was up by 1% in nominal terms and by 0.1% in real terms. The ...
Unions say Average Wage Amounts to Two-thirds of Decent Pay
“Decent pay means that we can afford quality living standards, including the payment of regular as well as extraordinary costs ...
