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The German government has decided to increase the minimum wage from 12.82 euros per hour to 14.60 euros by the year 2027.

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Approximately six million workers will benefit from this measure, which was recommended by an independent commission. However, the Social Democratic Party (SPD), part of the governing coalition, wanted a higher increase, to 15 euros per hour. The minimum wage in Germany is now the fourth highest in the European Union, after Luxembourg, Ireland, and the Netherlands.

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