Maybe a technical point, but Finland doesn't have a minimum wage as such. Instead, 90% of Finland's workforce is covered by universally binding collective agree

Maybe a technical point, but Finland doesn't have a minimum wage as such. Instead, 90% of Finland's workforce is covered by universally binding collective agreements -- no work on a given field can be done cheaper than the minimum dictated by the respective agreement. This includes cases where neither the employer nor the employee is unionized.