The lowest minimum monthly wage was registered in Bulgaria - €184, the highest - in Luxembourg - €1,923.
In January 2015, ten member states had minimum wages below €500 per month: Bulgaria (€184), Romania (€218), Lithuania (€300), the Czech Republic (€332), Hungary (€333), Latvia (€360), Slovakia (€380), Estonia (€390), Croatia (€396), and Poland (€410).
In five other member states, minimum wages were between € 500 and € 1,000 per month: Portugal (€589), Greece (€684), Malta (€720), Spain (€757), and Slovenia (€791).
In the remaining seven member states, minimum wages were well above €1,000 per month: the United Kingdom (€1,379), France (€1,458), Ireland (€1,462), Germany (€1,473), Belgium, the Netherlands (both €1,502), and Luxembourg (€1,923).
