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  • Oct 26, 2026, 4:10 PM

    @gabrielesvelto @zbrown
    ok, that definitely is exploitative.

    probably legal though, according to Wikipedia Italy doesn't have minimum wage; and even if they did, about 6€/h is the minimum wage in Portugal or Cyprus (other examples from German Wikipedia: Germany 12.82€, Spain 8.37€, Greece 5.60€, Hungary 4.23€, USA 6.70€)

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  • Oct 26, 2026, 4:37 PM

    @Doomed_Daniel @gabrielesvelto from what I could grasp earlier there's no singular minimum, but there is some system, albeit seemingly weak, that much as our former Wage Councils did sets out industry specific minimum conditions — but I don't speak Italian, so there were limited sources I could look at

    I suppose local cost of living is variable, but even so I'd have thought everywhere would have got to at least 8 if not 10 by now 😬

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  • Gabriele Sveltogabrielesvelto@mas.to
    Oct 26, 2026, 4:40 PM

    @zbrown @Doomed_Daniel yes, there is no global minimum but there are minimums for specific contract types. In his case an entry-level contract for an IT professional would net him at least 1500€ which is still not much by EU standards, but you can see just how much they're ripping him off.

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