Core Viewpoint - The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina plans to increase the minimum wage by approximately 2.7% in 2025, based on a formula that considers consumer price increases and GDP growth equally [1] Group 1: Minimum Wage Adjustment - The adjustment for the minimum wage is based on a calculation method established in 2022, where consumer price increases and actual GDP growth each account for 50% of the weight [1] - In the first nine months of this year, the consumer price increase was 3.6%, while the GDP growth rate for the first half of the year was 1.8%, leading to the projected wage increase of about 2.7% [1] - The final adjustment will be determined by the government after the official data is released by the Federal Bureau of Statistics [1] Group 2: Social Dialogue and Consensus - The president of the Independent Union of Civil Servants and Public Employees, Samir Kurtovic, stated that a high-quality social dialogue has taken place among unions, employers, and the government [1] - The union will continue to advocate for wage increases and the protection of workers' rights [1] - All parties involved believe that the current consensus is the best solution based on existing conditions, and they expect the federal government to officially confirm the minimum wage adjustment soon [1]

（原标题：波黑上半年服务业核心通胀率达4.24%） 波黑央行指出，6月服务业消费者价格领域的通胀压力增强，但由于核心通胀的权重总和低于整体 通胀，通胀率变化相对不明显，且基于官方统计数据得出的核心通胀评估结果，与6月核心通胀快速评 估的结果无显著偏差。（驻波黑使馆经商处） 波黑国家台7月30日报道。波黑央行评估数据显示，今年上半年波黑服务业核心通胀率为4.24%， 而该领域消费者价格平均涨幅为4.72%。 ...