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Schlein sul salario minimo: mancano le soglie minime

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In Italia non esiste un salario minimo legale fissato per legge: mancano soglie minime legali e il Paese si affida alla contrattazione collettiva. L'Italia e' tra i pochi Stati UE (e l'unico del G7) senza minimo legale.
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Confermato: l'Italia non ha un salario minimo legale e determina i minimi tramite contrattazione collettiva. Solo una minoranza di Stati UE (Italia, Danimarca, Finlandia, Svezia, Cipro, Austria) non ha un minimo legale; la maggioranza (22 su 27/28) lo prevede per legge.
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