Protests erupted in Macedonia as public sector workers demand a 30% salary increase, citing the government s failure to sign new collective agreements. Approximately 3,500 employees from various ministries are set to participate in daily protests, each lasting 30 minutes, to voice their grievances. Key Takeaways Public sector workers in Macedonia are protesting for a 30% [ ]
Sunday 12 October 2025
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Macedonia’s Public Sector Workers Demand Salary Increases Amid Protests
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