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Sri Lanka minimum wage for migrant workers to increase to USD300

Sri Lanka minimum wage for migrant workers to increase to USD300

Sept 06, 2016 (LBO) – Sri Lanka’s Foreign Employment Bureau is to increase the minimum wage of migrant workers to 300 US dollars per month from January 2017. Foreign Employment Minister Thalatha Athukorala told a meeting that the ministry is currently holding discussions with several countries to raise the minimum wage. “We have already signed […]

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