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The government is fulfilling the president's instructions to increase the minimum wage.
The Russian government will fulfill the instructions of Russian President Vladimir Putin to increase the minimum wage (minimum wage). This was stated by Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov at parliamentary hearings in the Federation Council.
According to him, by 2030 the minimum wage will reach 35 thousand rubles. In 2027 it will increase to 28,935 rubles.
Earlier, the Minister of Finance said that increasing the minimum wage would accelerate the growth of wages for workers with low incomes.
Surveys show that the desired minimum wage in Russia, depending on the region, turned out to be approximately twice as high as the real one. The highest demands for the minimum wage were expressed by residents of the capital - at least 64 thousand rubles. The respondents from Kirov turned out to be the most modest - 50.4 thousand rubles.
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Increasing the minimum wage to 28,935 rubles in 2027
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