Carlos, estou consigo, no entanto, penso que deverá verificar o caso da Suiça.
"Countries not covered by the data collection Germany, Cyprus and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia have statutory minimum wages that do not apply to all or the large majority of employees but are restricted to specific groups which are defined e.g. by sectors or by professions. These are excluded from the data collection. Also excluded are countries where there are no statutory national minimum wages: Denmark, Italy, Austria, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland. In these countries, wages are either determined by negotiations between the social partners, at company level or at the level of individual contracts. Typically, sectoral level agreements are widely applied and have erga omnes applicability, thus constituting de facto minimum wages."
Obrigado ao Francisco a quem fui gamar o post
Carlos, estou consigo, no entanto, penso que deverá verificar o caso da Suiça.
ResponderEliminar"Countries not covered by the data collection
Germany, Cyprus and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia have statutory minimum wages that do not apply to all or the large majority of employees but are restricted to specific groups which are defined e.g. by sectors or by professions. These are excluded from the data collection. Also excluded are countries where there are no statutory national minimum wages: Denmark, Italy, Austria, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland. In these countries, wages are either determined by negotiations between the social partners, at company level or at the level of individual contracts. Typically, sectoral level agreements are widely applied and have erga omnes applicability, thus constituting de facto minimum wages."
http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/statistics_explained/index.php/Minimum_wage_statistics
Obrigado, eu, Carlos.
ResponderEliminarAh agora percebo porque a Fanny da Casa dos segredos disse que ganhava 3000€(na Suiça)....é o ordenado mínime de lá...pois :(. Cpts.
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