The Serbian government adopted today the Decision on the minimum wage for the period January - December 2023, which increases the minimum wage from 1 January 2023 by 14.3 percent, i.e. from RSD 201.22 per hour to RSD 230 per hour.
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Minimum wage to be increased to RSD 40,020 in 2023
Belgrade,
14 September 2022
This means that the average minimum salary in 2023 will be RSD 40,020 per month.
This is a record increase in the minimum wage, which will exceed RSD 40,000 for the first time, and it is especially important that it was achieved that the minimum wage grows more than inflation in real terms, in order to preserve, but also improve, the quality of life of Serbian citizens.
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