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Bulgaria Proposes €660 Minimum Wage Starting January 2027

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The Bulgarian government has proposed setting the national minimum wage at €660 per month, effective January 1, 2027, according to a draft Council of Ministers decree. This proposed amount is an increase of €39.80, or 6.4%, from the 2026 level of €620.20. The draft decree is currently open for public consultations until October 28.

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The Ministry of Labor and Social Policy stated that the proposed increase is intended to encourage labor market activity, reduce income inequality, and improve people's purchasing power and standard of living in Bulgaria. The minimum wage applies to a standard eight-hour working day over a five-day week.

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  • BulgariaCountry where the government proposed the new national minimum wage
  • GreeceGeopolitical state mentioned in relation to cross-border traffic

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