In the Netherlands, the minimum wage is determined as a result of trilateral consultations between labor unions, employer organizations and the government. The minimum wage is determined so that workers can afford the basic living costs and is the amount necessary to sustain human life and meet their basic needs.
In the Netherlands, the minimum wage is revised annually and usually updated in January. These updates are made taking into account economic factors and living costs. The opinions of workers and employers form an important part of this process and contribute to a fair determination of the minimum wage.
- Employees in the Netherlands receive 2023 Euros, the minimum gross wage set for 1,934.40, for their monthly, weekly and daily work.
- The minimum gross pay varies depending on the working hours and ages of the employees per week and can range from 15 to 21 years of age. For example, the monthly gross minimum wage for employees aged 21 and over is 1,934.40 Euro.
- The weekly working time usually ranges from 36 to 40 hours, but additional working hours can also be paid if needed.
- Aside from monthly salaries, employers are also required to pay their employees vacation allowances, this payment is usually made once a year.
- In the Netherlands, income tax is subject to rates that vary according to earnings. For example, if the annual earnings are between 0-73.031 Euros, the income tax rate is 36.93%, while for earnings of 73.031 Euros and above, the rate is 49.50.
- The average gross monthly salary in the Netherlands varies depending on the type of work, experience and factors such as geographic location and is usually around 3,300 Euro.
- The working time is generally considered to be 38 hours, but may vary depending on the contract. Also, part-time work is quite common and is considered with a working time of 12-36 hours per week.
- In the Netherlands, a person who works with a minimum wage has a higher standard of living in terms of purchasing power than a person who works with a minimum wage in Turkey. Food and fast food chain restaurants have more purchasing power in the Netherlands when prices are compared.
- In terms of comparing living standards between the two countries, we can look at the prices of basic necessities, food and fast food chain restaurants.
- For example, let's compare the monthly income of a minimum-wage worker in Turkey and the purchasing power of someone working in the Netherlands with a minimum wage. The minimum wage in Turkey is considered to be 8,500 Turkish Liras, while in the Netherlands the minimum wage is 1,934.40 Euros.
- When we look at the prices of basic necessities and food products, we can see that a person who works in the Netherlands with a minimum wage has more purchasing power. For example, the prices of basic food products such as bread, water, meat, milk, flour are higher in the Netherlands than in Turkey, but a person who works with a minimum wage in the Netherlands can buy more of these products.
- Also, we can make a comparison through fast food chain restaurants. A minimum wage worker in Turkey can receive 107 Whopper Burgers from Burger King, while a minimum wage worker in the Netherlands can receive 189 Whopper Burgers.
- As a result, a person working in the Netherlands with a minimum wage may be in a more advantageous position than a person working in Turkey with a minimum wage in terms of living standards and purchasing power.
| Age | Monthly Gross Salary (Euro) | Weekly Gross Salary (Euro) | Daily Gross Salary (Euro) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 21+ | 1,934,40 | 44640s | 89,28 |
| 20 | 1,547,50 | 357,10 | 71,42 |
| 19 | 1,160,65 | 26785 | 53,57 |
| 18 | 967,20 | 223,20 | 44,64 |
| 17 | 764,10 | 176,35 | 35,27 |
| 16 | 667,35 | 154,00 | 30,80 |
| 15 | 580,30 | 133,90 | 26,78 |
The income tax rates are as follows:
| Revenue Range (Euro) | Tax Rate (%) |
|---|---|
| 0 - 73.031 | %36.93% |
| 73.031 And Over | %49.50% |
This painting is in the Netherlands as of 2023 Netherlands minimum wage and it offers income tax rates in detail by age and income ranges
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