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Of all the countries of the former Yugoslavia, workers have fared best in Slovenia

Slovenes have the highest net salary of 1,000 euros, followed by Croats with 700 euros.

Below them is Montenegro with 480 euros, then Bosnia and Herzegovina with 450, Serbia with 366, and North Macedonia with 342 euros, according to the latest ranking by the International Labour Organization.

Macedonians are wondering how to cover basic living costs with 350 euros. They are still facing deep poverty and a high unemployment rate. Furthermore, the latest statistical data showed that in August, 2.5 percent of employees did not receive a salary.