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Romania, Lithuania, Bulgaria and Poland recorded the highest minimum wage increase in the EU, while France and Malta had the lowest rate of increase.

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Between January 2015 and January 2025, these countries saw increases of between 10% and 14%, according to Eurostat data. There are also big differences in the monthly minimum wage across EU member states, reaching up to more than €1,500 in some countries, while in others it is below €1,000.

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