Serbia Narrows the Gap: Pension Increases Bring Incomes Closer to Bulgaria
From December 1, pensions in Serbia rose by 12.2%, bringing the average pension for retirees to 485 euros
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During this period, the labor force in Serbia will be significantly aging and will decrease by 21%. Mike Saint Lot warned that the country is already confronted with negative demographic trends and a lack of labor force.
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From December 1, pensions in Serbia rose by 12.2%, bringing the average pension for retirees to 485 euros
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