Jul 10, 2015
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Unemployment will be falling to record lows next year, which will lead to wage hikes. Wages have not much increased since the crisis.
National Bank Governor Miroslav Singer said at a discussion meeting with industrialists that unemployment will be falling to record lows above 5 percent next year, which will lead to wage hikes. Wages have not much increased since the crisis. Singer said the Czech Republic has overcome the longest crisis that is ending, as shown by economic data, and a slightly lower wage growth is the biggest surprise.
English: http://www.praguepost.com/czech-news/48226-tuesday-news-briefing-june-9-2015
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