Minimum Salary Updates in Romania and the Netherlands for 2025

As we approach 2025, significant updates to minimum salary requirements have been announced in Romania and the Netherlands, reflecting the evolving economic landscape and labor market adjustments..

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Romania

Starting January 1, 2025, Romania will increase its minimum gross salary from RON 3,700 to RON 4,050. This adjustment impacts various categories of workers, including foreign nationals.

Key details include:

Local Hire Work and Residence Permits: RON 4,050 gross/month.
EU Intracompany Transferee (ICT) Permits: RON 4,050 gross/month.
Additional Requirements for Dependents: RON 4,050 gross/month per accompanying dependent.
EU Blue Card Holders: RON 7,567 gross/month.

These changes aim to ensure competitive wages and align with economic growth trends while supporting foreign workers and their dependents.

The Netherlands

The Netherlands will implement new minimum hourly wages effective January 1, 2025. The rates vary by age, ensuring fairness for younger workers entering the workforce.

Highlights include:

21 years and older: €14.06/hour.
20 years: €11.25/hour.
18 years: €7.03/hour.
15 years: €4.22/hour.

This structured approach ensures wage equity while fostering a supportive environment for youth employment.

Conclusion

The 2025 updates to minimum salaries in Romania and the Netherlands reflect proactive measures to maintain fair labor standards and accommodate both local and foreign workers. As these changes take effect, they will help drive economic resilience and ensure a sustainable, competitive workforce across Europe.

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