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DEPUTY PM: 10 PERCENT SALARY INCREASE SOON
Business | July 30, 2001, Monday // 00:00
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Wages in the budget sphere will be increased by 10 %, if there are no overdrafts in the state treasury by October 10, Deputy PM and Minister of Labor Lidya Shouleva said. If the budget is well-calculated, we shall easily keep this promise, she added. It will be possible to give the exact figures after the thorough analysis of the financial situation in the country.
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