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The Employers' Union Requests a Meeting with Spajić: Concerned About the Announcement of an Increase in Minimum Wages

The Union of Employers of Montenegro announced the announcement of Prime Minister Milojko Spajić on the salary increase for all employees from January next year.

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·Lisboa, Portugal
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"The announcement regarding the increase in minimum wages has caused enormous attention and concern of the economy. We are working on organizing an urgent meeting with the Prime Minister, where the economy will be able to receive answers regarding the announced program", stated in the UPCG announcement.

The Montenegrin government has announced a large-scale economic program starting next year. The minimum wage would increase to more than 360,000 forints, and pensions would be adjusted four times a year. It seems that they are taking the necessary catch-up for accession seriously.

The Union of Employers of Montenegro announced the announcement of Prime Minister Milojko Spajić on the salary increase for all employees from January next year.

"We are working on organizing an urgent meeting with the Prime Minister, where the economy will be able to receive answers regarding the announced program", stated in a brief announcement of the UPCG regarding the announcement of the new government salary increase model

·Podgorica, Montenegro
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Observador broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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