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Salaries of employees in public sector, pensions go up 5.5%

14. April 2011. | 11:20

Source: Emg.rs

Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic said yesterday that the April salaries of all employees in the public sector as well as pensions to paid out in May will be increased by 5.5%.

Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic said yesterday that the April salaries of all employees in the public sector as well as pensions to paid out in May will be increased by 5.5%.

Cvetkovic said that the manner of harmonising the wages and pensions is prescribed by the Law on budget system, through a special fiscal rule on wages and pensions.

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