Monday, 02 July 2001

UZBEK PRESIDENT DECREES INCREASE IN PENSIONS, MINIMUM WAGE

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By empty (7/2/2001 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Islam Karimov has issued a decree raising pensions and budget sector wages by an average of 40 percent beginning on 1 August. The minimum monthly wage will rise to 3,450 soms ($9.1) and pensions to 6,780 soms.
Islam Karimov has issued a decree raising pensions and budget sector wages by an average of 40 percent beginning on 1 August. The minimum monthly wage will rise to 3,450 soms ($9.1) and pensions to 6,780 soms. (Interfax)
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