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New reports highlight significant wage disparities in Croatia, revealing that only 30% of workers earn over €1700 monthly, and half earn less than €1346. Economists warn that the period of double-digit salary increases is over, with the benefits of GDP growth disproportionately captured by the state and company directors, leaving many workers with minimal pay.
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Truth about Croatian salaries: only 30% of workers earn over €1700, half earn…
In Croatia, only 30 percent of workers earn more than 1700 euros per month, and half earn less than 1346 euros, with inflation and taxes further reducing real wages.
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Devastating side of GDP growth: every fifth worker in Croatia earns pennies…
Despite significant GDP growth in Croatia, every fifth worker receives minimal pay, a situation significantly better in Slovenia where less than ten percent of workers are in a similar low-income bracket.
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Economists Warn: Time for Double-Digit Raises is Over
Economists state that the era of significant salary increases is over, citing a stalled economy and high uncertainty, with the possibility of the worst-case scenario.
Telegram.hr:
That famous growth from which Croatia lives best ever. State and directors…
The article suggests that while Croatia experiences economic growth, the benefits are disproportionately captured by the state and company directors, leaving little for ordinary workers.
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