Минимални работни заплати през 2021 г.: Годишен преглед

List of tables

The report has the following list of tables:

Table 1: Gross minimum wages, selected EU Member States and the UK, in € and national currencies, 2020 and 2021 compared
Table 2: Sub-minimum rates for selected EU Member States and the UK as of January 2021
Table 3: Occupational or sector-related statutory minimum wage rates in Cyprus, Malta and Romania, January 2021
Table 4: Seniority- or qualification-related top-ups of statutory minimum wage rates for private sector workers, January 2021
Table 5: Minimum wage rates related to level of hardship or job demands for private sector workers, January 2021
Table 6: Change in monthly minimum wages in collective agreements (%), between 1 January 2020 and 1 January 2021, for selected low-paid jobs (national currencies)
Table 7: Minimum wage setting for 2021 – Countries that followed previous commitments
Table 8: Minimum wage setting for 2021 – Countries that adhered to formulas
Table 9: Minimum wage setting for 2021 – Countries that fell short of previous targets
Table 10: Minimum wage setting for 2021 – Countries that opted for cautious increases
Table 11: Minimum wage setting for 2021 – Countries that froze the level or deferred decisions
Table 12: Change in the number of employees 2019 to 2020 and proportion of minimum wage workers, by sector

Table A1: Legal basis for statutory minimum wages
Table A2: Overview of changes to minimum wage regulations in 2020
Table A3: Wage rates in collective agreements related to 10 selected low-paid jobs, 2020 to 2021, in national currency
Table A4: Minimum wage references used in short-time working schemes or for subsidised employment
Table A5: References to the minimum wage determining the eligibility for income support when employed
Table A6: Minimum wage references used to determine the level of COVID-19-related benefits for self-employed people, working parents and others
Table A7: References to the minimum wage determining the eligibility to obtain certain benefits
Table A8: List of other COVID-19 EU PolicyWatch database cases referred to in this report by country
Table A9: Network of Eurofound Correspondents

List of figures

The report has the following list of figures:

Figure 1: Breakdown of national decision-makers interviewed, based on organisation type and system type (%)
Figure 2: Hourly minimum wages (€), selected Member States, 2021  
Figure 3: Collectively agreed average or median monthly pay in 10 low-paid jobs, January 2021 (€)
Figure 4: Minimum wage setting for 2021 and the role of the social partners
Figure 5: Change in number of employees between 2019 and 2020 and proportion of minimum wage workers by occupation, men and women
Figure 6: Stances towards the proposed directive by respondent type (%)
Figure 7: Stances towards the proposed directive by type of wage setting (%)