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Sri Lanka’s Minimum Wage Revision Effective January 2026: A Welcome Boost for Workers and Key Compliance Notes

Sri Lanka PIC-NET 2026: Public Sector Digital Transformation Launch

As Sri Lankans navigate daily life in 2026, the recent revision to the national minimum wage brings a sense of relief to many households. For workers in shops, factories, estates, and offices often earning just enough to cover basics the increase means a little more breathing room for essentials like food, transport, and children’s education. […]

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