Today in Croatia
1. Minimum wage for 2027: what is decided and what is only a proposal
The government must set next year's minimum wage by October 31. Employers propose €1,086.75 gross and a construction union asks for €1,250. For the rest of 2026 the minimum stays at €1,050 gross.
Full article →2. Insured but without a family doctor? Thousands of Nepali workers are in that gap
HZZO figures published on October 8 show more than 9,800 workers from Nepal have not chosen a family doctor. Having health insurance is one step; choosing a doctor is a separate step you can take yourself.
Full article →3. Working in Zagreb on Sunday? The marathon changes trams from 7:30 to 15:00
On Sunday, October 11, most tram lines run on changed routes from 7:30 until 15:00. Lines 9 and 15 run normally, line 13 does not run, and three temporary bus lines cover some gaps.
Full article →4. Zagreb’s buses and trams are back: what to check before your next shift
ZET says scheduled services resume on October 1. The return is welcome for commuters, but roadworks and separate night arrangements still affect some journeys.
Full article →5. Late shift in Zagreb? Your night tram may be a bus this week
Night lines 32, 33 and 34 have bus replacements until the morning of October 5. Line 31 joins the temporary arrangement on October 3.
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