Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced that the minimum wage will be increased by 18.5 percent. In this respect writer The TASS agency, citing Mishustin’s statement.
“The fifth task of the current year is to improve the well-being of citizens. Including constantly raising the minimum wage at a rate above inflation. On behalf of the President, we will index the minimum wage by 18.5% from January 1 next year,” the article states.
Previously Mishustin registeredThat all bank cards used by people before sanctions were imposed by Western countries work on the territory of Russia. According to the Prime Minister, the leadership of the Bank of Russia has normalized the work of credit institutions, the country’s currency and exchanges.
Earlier on March 23, Mishustin said that the Russian economy is surviving in 2022, returning to its growth trajectory and will achieve higher GDP growth rates in 2024 than developed countries. On the same day, the Prime Minister spoke about Russia’s plans to produce more than 100 domestic aircraft per year from 2026.