The prime minister’s proposed salary increase has sparked controversy, as it would place his earnings at nearly 17 times the average teacher’s pay. Critics argue the disparity highlights growing income inequality, while supporters defend the adjustment as necessary for leadership roles. The move comes amid broader debates over public sector wages and economic fairness. Details on how the raise aligns with broader compensation reforms remain unclear.
Pashinyan's salary will be 17 times higher than a teacher's Modern.az
