Social partners have agreed to the government’s plans to increase the minimum monthly wage to 380 euros in 2017.
Although the government already announced the increase of the minimum wage, the National Tripartite Co-operation Council (NTCC) expressed its acceptance of the decision during a meeting of social partners.
Free Trade Union Confederation of Latvia representative Egils Baldzens reiterated during the meeting that the possible increase of the non-taxable minimum income should also be discussed. “We want to balance these things, so the losses of employers...
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