Majority of Slovenian employers plan salary raises

Majority of Slovenian employers plan salary raises

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It seems that in the first half of this year many employees can look forward to higher wages as 59% of employers participating in a recent Manpower Slovenia survey announced pay raises.

The net employment forecast for this period is moderately optimistic at +43.65%, CE Report quotes STA.

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