The local subsidiary of the German retail chain Lidl announced that from 1 March the lowest monthly wage paid to its employees will exceed RON 4,000 (EUR 840), up from the current level of RON 3,500 (EUR 730). That is about RON 2,500 (EUR 520) in net terms, representing the highest minimum revenue in the country’s retail sector. The figure includes salary, meal vouchers, and annual Easter and Christmas bonuses, as well as other types of bonuses.
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