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The Tax Administration has published a list of companies that have exercised the right to another minimum, for employees in the most threatened activities.
Source: Blic
Photo: Depositphotos, librakv
As announced at the end of last week, another minimum wage should be paid in ten days, which currently stands at about 30,000 dinars. This is sector support for 72,500 employees in travel agencies, car rental companies, catering and hotels.
These are non-reimbursable funds in accordance with the Decree that determines the Program of programming and use of subsidies to support the work of the catering and tourism industry due to the commercial difficulties caused by the epidemic of kovid disease -19 caused by the SARS-KoV-2 virus.
The government recently adopted this decree and announced that 1.98 billion dinars were earmarked for the payment of another minimum wage for employees of catering, hotel, tourism and car rental agencies, and 72,000 workers are entitled to the minimum wage.
By the way, registered workers who do not work illegally are entitled to the minimum wage. The money will be paid to those with an employment contract, a fixed-term or indefinite contract, writes Blic.
The list of companies that are entitled to another minimum can be consulted on the website of the Ministry of Finance.
Catering service providers and tourism sector employees petitioned the NBS for a new moratorium on loans, but the central bank told them they could turn to commercial banks for those benefits.
Higher income for the public sector, retirees …
It is now definite that around 2.1 million citizens in Serbia will have higher incomes as of January. The increase of 1.7 million pensioners in January’s pension can already be calculated in dinars, and the growth of wages in the public sector is known. Older people should expect higher incomes, but also around 400,000 employees in the public sector: medical workers, teachers, soldiers, public administration …
Starting in January, 120,000 healthcare workers will receive a five percent pay increase.
Wages will increase at the same time in the rest of the public sector, but according to a different “formula”. That is, their wages for January, February and March will increase by 3.5 percent. Then, starting April 1, your wages will grow another 1.5 percent, so your total increase will be five percent.
All retirees should expect a linear increase in income of 5.9 percent from the January pension. After the increase, the average pension will increase from the current 27,769 dinars to 29,407 dinars, or 1,638 dinars. On December 18, pensioners will receive financial aid of 5,000 dinars each.
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