Minimum wage in Bashkortostan could reach 33.3 thousand rubles in 2027

Minimum wage in Bashkortostan could reach 33.3 thousand rubles in 2027
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Russia's Minister of Labour and Social Protection, Anton Kotyakov, told a State Duma budget and tax committee meeting that the federal minimum wage (MROT) is planned to rise to 28,935 rubles in 2027. This is 6.8% more than the current figure.

Bashkortostan applies a 15% regional coefficient, so its republican MROT is traditionally higher than the federal level. In 2026, with a federal MROT of 27,093 rubles, the minimum wage in the republic was 31,156.95 rubles. If the federal minimum rises to 28,935 rubles, the minimum wage in Bashkortostan could be about 33.3 thousand rubles once the coefficient is taken into account.

For workers in the non-budget sector, the amount could be higher. An agreement in the republic requires the minimum wage in the real economy to be 5.7% above the base figure. If this principle is kept, the sum would exceed 35 thousand rubles. Final amounts for 2027 have not yet been approved; exact figures are expected in November–December.

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