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Panel to review country’s minimum wage
Monday 29 January 2018 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Local
The new minimum wage review panel will make recommendations to nternal aff airs minister Albert Nicholas (pictured). 18012813
Internal affairs minister Albert Nicholas has confirmed the makeup of a minimum wage review panel to conduct the 2018 review of the current minimum wage rate of $7 per hour in the Cook Islands.
Internal affairs minister Albert Nicholas has confirmed the makeup of a minimum wage review panel to conduct the 2018 review of the current minimum wage rate of $7 per hour in the Cook Islands.
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