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ZAGREB, 17 Jan (Hina) - The Justice and Public Administration Ministry said on Wednesday that despite the decision by the Association of Croatian Judges (UHS) to reject what it said was the biggest pay rise in the past few years, it would stay committed to the dialogue on regulating the wage system of judicial employees.
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