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How can the EU Minimum Wage Directive benefit minimum wage earners?

Eurofound Research Manager Carlos Vacas speaks about the potential of the Directive on Adequate Minimum Wages in the European Union to improve the situation of minimum wage workers in Europe, and bring more transparency to minimum wage settting.
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James Higgins

Press contact Communication Officer +353-1-204-3100
Carlos Vacas-Soriano

Carlos Vacas-Soriano

Research Officer Research on wages, aspects of job quality and labour market transitions

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