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this makes it more active sounding and brings it to the proper tense.

Minimum wage has beenwill increased by 55% forin the first half of 2023, reached toing 1600 EUR neteuros. Minimum wage will increase by 55% in the first half of 2023, reaching 1600 euros.

It isThat's a 100% rise since beginning of January 2022. That's a 100% rise since beginning of January 2022.

Again, just a tense issue.

It is a 100% rise sinccompared to the beginning of January 2022. It is a 100% rise compared to the beginning of January 2022.

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As far asFrom what I remember you would talk Ccorporate through the pay rise of BV around these days. From what I remember you would talk corporate through the pay rise of BV around these days.

"talk corporate through the pay rise of BV around these days." not sure what this means

There is only a 500 EUR difference between the minimum wage and my salary & Barbara’s. There is only a 500 EUR difference between the minimum wage and my salary & Barbara’s.

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Inflation is soaring toso fast each month andthat we are losing purchase power alike. Inflation is soaring so fast each month that we are losing purchase power.

Inflation is soaring too fast each month and subsequently we are losing purchase power alike. Inflation is soaring each month and subsequently we are losing purchase power.

Throughout 2022, we got a 35% net rise, which means that our salaries falls behind 65% of inflation. Throughout 2022, we got a 35% net rise, which means that our salaries fall behind 65% of inflation.

ThroughoutDuring 2022, we got a 35% net raise which. This still means our salaries falls behind 65% ofthe inflation of 65%. During 2022, we got a 35% raise. This still means our salaries fall behind the inflation of 65%.

We would like to keep up with inflation in order to be able to have the same purchase power we had before the inflation started to rise. We would like to keep up with inflation in order to be able to have the same purchase power we had before the inflation started to rise.

We would like to keep up with inflation in order to be able to have same purchaseing power as before the inflation started to rise. We would like to keep up with inflation to have same purchasing power as before.