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Minimum Wage in Italy

Italy has no statutory minimum wage. Pay floors are set by national collective agreements (CCNL) for each sector, which cover most employees.

Who is covered

No legal minimum

Courts use the collective agreement for a sector to decide whether pay is fair under the Constitution, even for workers outside it. Proposals for a legal minimum of €9 an hour have not been passed.

Next change

No statutory minimum is planned. Sector agreements are renegotiated every few years.

Checked 23 October 2026 against labour ministries, official gazettes and recent reporting. Your own minimum can depend on your age, sector, region or contract, so check with the labour authority or your union. This is a summary, not legal advice.

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Minimum wage in Italy: questions and answers

What is the minimum wage in Italy?

Italy has no statutory minimum wage. Pay floors are set by national collective agreements (CCNL) for each sector, which cover most employees.

Who is covered by the minimum wage in Italy?

Courts use the collective agreement for a sector to decide whether pay is fair under the Constitution, even for workers outside it. Proposals for a legal minimum of €9 an hour have not been passed.

When does the minimum wage go up in Italy?

No statutory minimum is planned. Sector agreements are renegotiated every few years.

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