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ZAGREB, 11 Dec (Hina) - Labour Ministry State Secretary Ivan Vidiš informed the Sabor on Wednesday that with a gross minimum wage of €970 in 2025, Croatia has surpassed nine EU member states in terms of purchasing power parity when considering the minimum wage.
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