For the first time ever, the Annual Report of The European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions included Croatia as a new Member State. Drawing on a multitude of national data sources, the report performs the following tasks: reports on the outcomes of collective wage bargaining across the total economy (in 2011 and 2012); examines collectively agreed pay increases in three sectors (metalworking, banking and local governments); summarises the development of statutory minimum wages with a focus on social partner debates, their involvement and possible changes in the mechanisms; and gives a brief outlook on the expected trends for collectively agreed pay for 2013.
The publication Developments in collectively agreed pay 2012, the questionnaire and the Report for Croatia are available on Eurofound's website.
Apart from taking part in the previously mentioned report, the Institute of Public Finance also took part in reporting on working time developments, industrial relations as well as working conditions in central public administration.