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Recent changes to minimum wage policies worldwide highlight efforts to address inflation and cost of living. Albania raised its wage to ALL 40,000, while Australia increased its thresholds for skilled visas. In Belarus, highly qualified workers now earn BYN 3,630 monthly. These shifts impact both local workers and foreign employees.1

New Zealand has announced updates to its Accredited Employer Work Visa program. From March 2025, employers won’t need to pay the median wage for certain workers. Meanwhile, the minimum wage will increase to NZD 23.50 per hour in April, and thresholds for sponsoring dependents will rise significantly.1

Ireland has postponed increases to employment permit salary thresholds, pending a government review. However, healthcare assistant and home carer roles will see a rise to EUR 30,000 annually. The national minimum wage also increased in January 2025 to EUR 13.50 per hour, reflecting broader labor market changes.1