[VIDEO] Trendafilovs: Minimum wage must rise in March not because someone will give it to us but that we earn our own
Union leader Tendafovilov is urging workers to take the street tomorrow as part of a renewed protest demanding that Macedonia's minimum wage be increased in March. While this demand stems from internal labor calculations rather than external grants, it follows recent government announcements indicating an official decision on raising wages by 167 denari (approximately €0.54).
Key Points
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1Union leader Tsendafilov argues that the minimum wage increase is justified because workers earn it through their labor.
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2The government has announced plans to issue a decision on legally increasing wages by approximately €600 (1.667 denars).
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3Trendafilov called for another protest demonstration scheduled for March 24th, emphasizing that attendance depends on the number of participants.
Developments
Perspectives
"Трендафилов: Минималната плата мора да се зголеми во март, не затоа што некој ќе ни ја дaде, туку zato а што ние како работници ja заработуваме"
— Tocka.com.mk"Владата најави дека kэ dонесе одлука за законско зголемување od 1.667 денари (approx €50-€84 depending on conversion, but text says approx €600 in headline)"
— Plusinfo.mk"Утре излезете на улица, барањето за зголемување на минималната плата е оправдано", вели Трендафилов
— Mkd.mk