The Polish cabinet on Tuesday proposed to raise the country's minimum wage by 7 percent from next year, to PLN 3,000 from PLN 2,800 (to EUR 663 from EUR 618).
The minimum monthly wage in Poland will be raised from the current PLN 2,600 (EUR 585) to PLN 2,800 (EUR 630) from January 1, 2021, up by 7.7 percent, under a draft regulation adopted by the Cabinet on Tuesday, the Government Information Centre (CIR) has said in a statement.
Raising the minimum wage to the government-proposed level of PLN 2,220 (EUR 523) will increase budget spending by PLN 215 mln (EUR 50.70 mln), the Family and Labour Ministry has calculated.
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