The head of Portugal's Business Confederation has set the tone for political and labour relations by calling the Socialist/left wing alliance's plan to raise the national minimum wage, a case of "experimentalism" which is to be resisted.
The President of the Republic, Cavaco Silva, (pictured) currently is trying to determine the country’s political future and today met the president of the Business Confederation of Portugal, António Saraiva who described the meeting as "productive" adding that he was critical towards the minimum wage proposals from the Socialist Party in concert with the other left wing parties making p the current alliance.