The monthly minimum wage paid to workers in the European part of the Netherlands who are at least age 21 is to increase Jan. 1 to 1,653.60 euros (U.S. $1,834.69), up from 1,635.60 euros (U.S. $1,814.71) in effect since July 1, the country’s Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment said in a regulation (Dutch) Oct. 23.
The weekly minimum wage paid to workers who are at least 21 years of age is to increase to 381.60 euros (U.S. $423.39), up from 377.45 euros (U.S. $418.78), and the daily minimum wage is to increase to 76.32 euros (U.S. $84.68), up from ...
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