... jel`te, a AV sada nešto nije po `volji` svojih engleskih `mentora` ?
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petak, 31 oktobar 2014 15:29
G.S.
Srbija bi jako loše prošla u EU sa ovakvim stanjem ekonomije.
Within the framework of his »core messages« for the 2014 European election campaign the then leading can¬didate of the European People’s Party (EPP) and, in the meantime, the newly elected President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker (2014a) announced that he »as Commission president (…) will advocate that all member states introduce a minimum wage adjusted to national collective bargaining traditions and economic conditions«.
Demands for a European Minimum Wage Policy, which fundamental aim is to guar¬antee every worker in Europe an equitable wage, differ. So far minimum wages in many European countries are set at rather low levels and are thus insufficient to prevent income poverty.
Luxembourg, with a minimum wage of 11.1 euros per hour, Germany a minimum wage of 8.50 1 euros per hour,Slovenia, with a minimum wage of 4.53 ....
Bulgaria and Romania, with minimum wages just over 1 euro an hour.
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petak, 31 oktobar 2014 15:33
G
Dokuentse može naći na http://www.social-europe.eu/2014/10
Contours of a European
Minimum Wage Policy
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petak, 31 oktobar 2014 19:09
Radovan
Opet šargarepa. Dokle bre više, sjašite.
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petak, 31 oktobar 2014 21:52
Iliterati
Ovaj misli da mi ne čitamo novine, pa Junker je bio jasan, ko je sad pa mali kolonijalni upravnik Srbije Devenport da protivreči Junkeru - nema proširenja!
To Barozo nikad nije rekao, na našu nesreću!
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Within the framework of his »core messages« for the 2014 European election campaign the then leading can¬didate of the European People’s Party (EPP) and, in the meantime, the newly elected President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker (2014a) announced that he »as Commission president (…) will advocate that all member states introduce a minimum wage adjusted to national collective bargaining traditions and economic conditions«.
Demands for a European Minimum Wage Policy, which fundamental aim is to guar¬antee every worker in Europe an equitable wage, differ. So far minimum wages in many European countries are set at rather low levels and are thus insufficient to prevent income poverty.
Luxembourg, with a minimum wage of 11.1 euros per hour, Germany a minimum wage of 8.50 1 euros per hour,Slovenia, with a minimum wage of 4.53 ....
Bulgaria and Romania, with minimum wages just over 1 euro an hour.
Contours of a European
Minimum Wage Policy
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Why The Eurozone Suffers From A Germany Problem
To Barozo nikad nije rekao, na našu nesreću!