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NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12738
ZAGREB, 8 Dec (Hina) - Regulating work on Sundays is aimed at enabling Sunday to be a day of rest and achieving a balance between private and business life, while prescribing a minimum wage increase for those who work on Sundays is aimed at making sure they are adequately paid, the ministers of economy and labour said on Thursday.
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