In January-April 2015, wages in real terms increased by 3.9 percent year-on-year. Wage growth was mainly influenced by an agreement this year on minimum wage and guaranteed minimum wage for skilled workers, the change in the number of public work employees and the knock-on effect of the salary reform within the healthcare and welfare sectors. Wages in real terms were up by 4.8 percent between January and April this year.

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(Ministry for National Economy)