Qorroll calls new wage growth at 350 euros

And for this, economist Adem Qorroll said it was the new “urp” growth of the minimum wage on the part of Government. Qorrolli added this is not innovation on the part of the current government and similar to those of the past for salary increases near general parliamentary elections.

He added that, at the end of the government's mandate, pension increases are expected, but also increases in the wage cofficiency.

This is the salary against inflation and other economic attacks, but don't call it advertising but it's a new “x2> to raise the minimum wage to 350 euros. This is an opening towards the new budgetary framework, the government like the past, near the elections we have innovations in tax rates, pension increases are expected, as well as increased wage cofficiency. As part of government marketing. At the end of the government mandate, as an expert or a scienceist, something accomplished and something with developed economic causes. Because economic growth is considered a precious di#ka and something that gives us data from the BQ and the Statistics Ent, where we are at 3.8% and we are on inflation in 2013, with 16% today at 78%”, Qorrolli followed.

Qorroll said in “around the corner of Round” the growth of the minimum wage is a good thing, since it has occurred for the first time and there has been no such growth so far. While adding that Kosovo is away from statistics for minimum wage from Balkan countries.

The minimum wage rate is something good, because we haven't had it so far. And having a salary of 250 euros is considered with almost underdeveloped countries and countries where there is no democracy or economy. We are approaching Bosnia and Herzegovina, with 380 euros of minimum wage, where they are considered two states in one, and there is democracy.

We are far from the best of the Balkan countries, where the minimum wage in northern Macedonia is 582 euros, Montenegro 533, and Bosnia 385 euros. We also have the state of Serbia where the minimum wage is 544 euros”, Qorrolli followed.

By September, employees in Kosovo will pay less taxes, Qorrolli said it is not salary increases but tax savings.

“A surprise for annual and taxable incomes, and the only change has been the elimination of a tax rate by 4. It's actually called salary growth, no salary increases are called in the economy, but it's tax savings since the employee in Kosovo are not taxed 6.80 but remain, saving them from his final salary. If it was called economic growth, then there would be a wage difference”, Qorroll said.