Portugal
I – IntroductionPortugal was hit hard by the global crisis and unemployment hit record levels but, fortunately, the unemployment rate has been declining in the last few months and there are signals of recovery.II – The increase in the minimum wageIn January 2017 the minimum wage was increased to 55...
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Revue de droit comparé du travail et de la sécurité sociale
2021
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| Gaia: | I – IntroductionPortugal was hit hard by the global crisis and unemployment hit record levels but, fortunately, the unemployment rate has been declining in the last few months and there are signals of recovery.II – The increase in the minimum wageIn January 2017 the minimum wage was increased to 557 euros per month. Article 273, no. 1, of Portuguese Labour Code guarantees all employees a minimum monthly wage, to be annually established by specific legislation, following consultation of the s... |
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