There Used to Be 51,000, but Today There Are only 15,000. Those Who Remain Work for Minimum Wage.
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The Croatian textile industry has lost around 35,000 workers in a quarter of a century, and those who remain mostly work for the minimum wage, under high standards and in factories poorly adapted to climate extremes, according to field research from last year. The research […] The post There used to be 51,000, and today there are only 15,000. Those who remain work for the minimum wage first appeared on Novi list.
Those who remain work for minimum wage, under high standards and in factories poorly adapted to climate extremes.
The Croatian textile industry has lost around 35,000 workers in a quarter of a century, and those who remain mostly work for the minimum wage, under high standards and in factories poorly adapted to climate extremes, according to field research from last year.
The Croatian textile industry is facing a dramatic loss of labor, and the remaining workers are working under increasingly difficult conditions.
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