What European country has the highest hourly labour costs?
Luxembourg had the highest hourly labour costs in the European Union in 2023, at âŹ53.9, ahead of Denmark (âŹ48.1) and Belgium (âŹ47.1)
Luxembourg had the highest hourly labour costs in the European Union in 2023, at âŹ53.9, ahead of Denmark (âŹ48.1) and Belgium (âŹ47.1)
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