The representative of the Student List, Nemanja Karović, said on RTS that the outgoing government tried to threaten the country's economy today by trying to withdraw about one billion dinars from the Post Savings Bank.
Several hundred people protested in front of the Ministry of Education in support of the employees of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, who have not received their salaries for more than 80 days.
For the same degree of professional education - different salary. The union of the employees of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Belgrade points to the difference of more than 10.000 dinars per month for the VII degree and asks for an explanation as to why the work at the faculty is less valued
For a dignified life in Serbia, you need about 154.000 dinars per month, and the average salary is almost 30 thousand dinars lower. For those who work for the minimum wage, the difference is even greater
Small increases in the minimum wage continue to be tied to the minimum consumer basket, rather than to the real needs of workers and their families
Employees of Apoteke Beograd say that they were told that the prolongation of the solution was due to poor communication with the City Secretariat for Health
While the government presents Serbia as an "economic tiger", tens of thousands of citizens leave for seasonal work in Croatia and Montenegro every year. Waiters, cooks, receptionists and auxiliary workers in tourism are most in demand
A comparison of average monthly wages in the region shows that Serbia had almost the lowest wages in the region for more hours spent at work
In Serbia, the average monthly income per household in 2025 was 109.136 dinars, and expenditures for personal consumption of households were 109.787 dinars. How to live in the red in a country where a fifth of the Greek nation is on the brink of existence
A salary of 2.000 euros and a pension of 750 was presented by Aleksandar Vučić as a long-term goal of the country. While waiting for this goal to be achieved, a fifth of the people in Serbia are living in poverty
Aleksandar Vučić exclusively announced that the average Serb earned more than 1.000 euros in December. He "borrowed" this news the day before the release of the official state calculations of the Republic Institute of Statistics. Although seemingly substantial, this figure unfortunately has nothing to do with the reality of most people in the country
With the new Regulation on coefficients signed by Prime Minister Macut and Minister Selaković, the salaries of artists and workers in technical services have almost been equalized
As of January 1, 2026, the minimum wage in Serbia has increased by 10,1 percent
The average pension this year amounts to 47,3 percent of the average salary, so a 12,2 percent increase in pensions will benefit pensioners, according to "Vremena" interlocutors.
The Government of Serbia approved an additional 25,5 million dinars for the payment of salaries in the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications and the Republic Seismological Institute, it was announced in the Official Gazette.
In Serbia, as of October 1, salaries in education and healthcare increased by five percent, and the minimum wage was increased to 500 euros.
The minimum wage from the beginning of next year will be 64.554 dinars. However, this is not even close to enough to live on, claims the Center for Emancipation Policies
Professors of several universities in Serbia did not receive their salaries in the usual term again. A little delay or something cooking?
In the last year, there have been significant changes in the perception of the work environment in the IT sector in Serbia. For workers, wages and development path have become more important than the atmosphere in the team, and there is also a decline in trust in management
For years, the highest paid IT sector continues to dominate the labor market when it comes to earnings, but artisans have also made it to the list of the highest paid.
For teachers and teaching staff who did not receive salaries due to the suspension of work in schools, the Alek Kavčić Foundation and the informal group of IT experts Solidarity Network for Education created platforms to collect money
After many teachers in Serbia had their February salaries reduced due to the suspension of work, the "Alek Kavčić" Foundation launched a relief campaign. More than 22 million dinars have been paid so far
Teachers across Serbia were shocked by the reduction in their February salary, with some only receiving a few hundred dinars. Lawyers claim that there is no law that would allow a complete suspension of salary payments
The Ministry of Education has sent a letter to the principals of primary and secondary schools, in which they request that employees who are on legal strike or have suspended their work be reduced in February wages. After the hours are compensated, the salary will be adjusted
Benetton's announcement that it is closing its plant in Niš means that more than 900 people in that city will lose their jobs. Other factories in the south of Serbia, such as Johnson Electric, Jure and Aptiva, have problems that could lead to an additional increase in unemployment. What should the state do so that workers stop being cheap and replaceable labor force
Teachers' salaries for January are due on February 6, and principals have been ordered to send lists of "good and bad" educators. A day on strike could cost disobedient workers an average of 500 dinars
In one year, only one request was fulfilled for the artists of the Belgrade Philharmonic - concert suits were donated to them. That is why now, together with their colleagues from the National and Serbian National Theaters, they have presented the state that their dissatisfaction has reached its peak
