Survey Reveals 81% of Managers Expect Salary Hikes Due to Minimum Wage Surge

In a survey commissioned by the Lewiatan Confederation and conducted by CBM Indicator, a striking 81% of company managers anticipate the need to increase salaries, extending beyond the minimum wage, due to its impending rise. The study highlights that only 16% of companies hold an opposing view, while 86% of entrepreneurs are aware of the two significant minimum wage increases slated for this year. The findings underscore concerns among businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, regarding the broader impact of minimum wage adjustments on overall salary structures. (Source: PAP Business)