Characteristic. This group includes: Slovenia and Spain. Show publisher information WebEurope: Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) (Salaries And Financing) by City. facts. When expressed in PPS, the highest (in Germany) was 2.6 times the lowest (in Bulgaria). Oldest data: 2008. ", Eurostat, Average annual net earnings in the European Union (EU27) from 2013 to 2020 (in euros) Statista, https://www.statista.com/statistics/1201068/annual-net-earnings-in-the-eu/ (last visited July 01, 2023), Average annual net earnings in the European Union (EU27) from 2013 to 2020 (in euros) [Graph], Eurostat, March 9, 2021. This page was last edited on 21 April 2023, at 15:50. Those two countries are followed by Romania (with a ratio of 2.4), Cyprus (2.3), Luxembourg and Latvia (both with a ratio of 2.2) as well as Ireland, and Hungary (both with a ratio of 2.1). 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(Table 1). WebAverage wages are obtained by dividing the national-accounts-based total wage bill by the average number of employees in the total economy, which is then multiplied by the ratio of the average usual weekly hours per full-time employee to the average usually weekly hours for all employees. Financial balance sheets - non consolidated - SNA 2008, 725. The United States would fall within group 2 (1178 per month, at federal level). 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"Mining and quarrying" ranked first in Denmark, Italy and the Netherlands and third in Spain and Poland. Monthly minimum wages vary widely across the Member States, from 399 in Bulgaria to 2387 in Luxembourg (see Figure1). EU and EA aggregates are compiled as the sum of all Member States except Greece (EL) for which data were not available at the time of drafting this article. TiVA 2021: Origin of value added in gross exports, 3. Those two countries are followed by Romania (with a ratio of 2.4), Cyprus (2.3), Luxembourg and Latvia (both with a ratio of 2.2) as well as Ireland, and Hungary (both with a ratio of 2.1). Biodiversity (genetic, wild species and ecosystem diversity), 9. WebMedian earnings Gross earnings are the largest part of labour costs. These are Ireland (3.5), Germany (3.4), the UK (3.3), the Netherlands (3.2), and Spain (3). Currency: TiVA 2021: Origin of value added in final demand, 4. WebEurope: Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) (Salaries And Financing) by City. Web147.3 147.3 6,116.51 6,116.51. Sub-central corporate income tax rates, Table II.4. Currency: Access to microdata is granted to researchers according to specific conditions and respecting statistical confidentiality. Average exchange rates for 2018 were used to convert data for non-euro area countries into euro. The ratio of specialists salaries to the average wage was three or higher in five countries. 4), Business enterprise R-D expenditure by industry and by source of funds (ISIC rev. WebAverage wages are obtained by dividing the national-accounts-based total wage bill by the average number of employees in the total economy, which is then multiplied by the ratio of the average usual weekly hours per full-time employee to the average usually weekly hours for all employees. 2012 Figura 35: Onde pretende trabalhar, pressupondo remunerao e benefcios iguais? 2 section O). In contrast, the lowest D9/D1 ratios were recorded, after the Nordic countries: Sweden (2.1) and Finland (2.4), in Italy and Belgium (both with a ratio of 2.6) as well as in Denmark (2.7) and France (2.9). PPPs for household final consumption expenditure in each country are used to convert the monthly minimum wages expressed in euro or national currencies to an artificial common unit called the purchasing power standard (PPS). In the EU, hourly wages and salaries grew by 3.2% in the (mainly) non-business economy and by 4.9% in the business economy: +4.6% in industry, +5.2% in construction and +5.0% in services. Population and employment by main activity, SNA93, 5. To see data, please: Their national minimum wages ranged from 1 709 in France to 2 387 in Luxembourg. 357 357 7,148 7,148. (Table 3), Accommodation & food and Administrative and support services among the lowest paying, At the opposite end of the ranking, "Accommodation and food service activities" was identified in 2018 as the lowest paying activity of the economy in all Member States except Greece, Malta and Slovenia (last but one position) and Croatia (last but two). Number of values: 145. The average annual growth rate between January 2013 and January 2023 was highest in Romania (+14.4%) followed by Lithuania (+11.2%) and Bulgaria (+9.7%). Disposable income and net lending - net borrowing, 8A. 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It is enforced by law, often after consultation with social partners, or directly by a national inter-sectoral agreement. Figure 35: Where do you want to work, assuming equal pay and benefits? Select Region: Africa America Asia Europe Oceania. Switzerland. Non-financial accounts by sectors, 2019 archive, 2. Latvia. (Table 2). Estonia is followed by Latvia, the Netherlands, Greece, Germany, Lithuania and Poland (all with a ratio of 1.8). 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Lately, on 19 October 2022, the European Parliament and the Council adopted a directive on adequate minimum wages in the European Union [1]. See bar chart of these data. More than a quarter (26.3%) of employees aged less than 30 were low wage earners, compared with 12.6% for the age group between 30 and 49 and with 13.9% for the employees aged 50 and over. 4), SDBS Structural Business Statistics (ISIC Rev. In 2018, the proportion of employees being paid less* than 105% of the national minimum wage was above 10% in five Member States with a minimum wage, namely: Slovenia (15.2%), Bulgaria (14.1%), Romania (13.3%), Poland (12.1%), and France (11.6%). Europes Best Holiday Destinations Where to Go in July? In the EU in 2018, 27.1% of employees with a low education level were low-wage earners. The Netherlands has also raised its annual salary threshold for 2022, which was up from 5,403 to 5,567. 3), SDBS Structural Business Statistics (ISIC Rev. National statistical offices collect the information on relationships between the level of earnings, individual characteristics of employees (sex, age, occupation, length of service, educational level) and the characteristics of their employer (economic activity, size of the enterprise, etc.) Monthly earnings calculated from the SES 2018 exclude any earnings related to overtime payments, shift premiums, allowances, bonuses, commission, etc. Overall statutory tax rates on dividend income, Table III.1. 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In contrast, the lowest median gross hourly earnings were registered in Bulgaria ( 2.4) followed by Romania ( 3.7), Hungary and Lithuania ( 4.4 each), Latvia ( 4.9), Poland ( 5.0), Croatia and Portugal ( 5.4 each) as well as in Slovakia ( 5.6). To remove the effect of differences in price levels between the countries, special conversion rates called purchasing power parities (PPPs) are used. Switzerland. Fixed assets by activity and by asset, ISIC rev4, 2019 archive, 9B. By eliminating price differences, minimum wages ranged from 604 PPS per month in Bulgaria to1 707 PPS in Luxembourg, meaning that the highest minimum wage was almost 3 times higher than the lowest. In November 2017, the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission proclaimed the European Pillar of Social Rights (hereafter the Pillar) to deliver on Europes promise of prosperity, progress and convergence, and make social Europe a reality for all. (Figure 4), Largest gap between high & median wages in Bulgaria and Portugal, between median & low wages in Estonia, The highest disparity on the upper end of the gross monthly earnings distribution in 2018 was registered in Bulgaria and Portugal (with a D9/Median ratio of 2.5). 2 section A) and public administration and defence; compulsory social security (NACE Rev. In 2018, minimum wages represented over 60% of the median gross earnings in only four Member States: France ( 66%), Portugal ( 64%), Slovenia (62%) and Romania (61%). (Table 3), "Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply" was the best paying industry in Belgium, Germany, Spain, Austria, Portugal and Finland and ranked second in Bulgaria as well as in Slovenia. Chart: Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax), Salaries And Financing. This information comes from data on purchasing power parities published by Eurostat today. The most recent available reference years for the SES are 2002, 2006, 2010, 2014 and 2018. Web147.3 147.3 6,116.51 6,116.51. In addition, when the minimum wage is paid for more than 12 months per year (as in Greece, Spain and Portugal, where it is paid for 14 months a year), data have been adjusted to take these payments into account. 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Government deficit/surplus, revenue, expenditure and main aggregates, 750. "Administrative and support service activities" also ranked widely in the bottom 3, with the exceptions of Estonia (last but 3 position), as well as of Denmark, Cyprus and Hungary (last but 4) and Latvia. TiVA 2016: Origin of value added in final demand, 4. Balance sheets for non-financial assets, 10. Countries with an average annual salary between 20,000 and 30,000 include the following: In addition to Luxembourg, which has the highest average annual salary, Denmark and Ireland have the higher annual salary rates in Europe, a total of 63,260 and 50,350, respectively. The highest median gross hourly earnings in PPS were recorded in Denmark (19.2 PPS), ahead of Germany (16.1 PPS), Belgium (15.7 PPS), Luxembourg (15.1 PPS), Sweden (14.7 PPS) and the Netherlands (14.3 PPS). Financial balance sheets - consolidated, 710. WebList of European countries by average wage. This article analyses the results of the four-yearly structure of earnings survey (SES) that provides comparable in-depth information at European Union (EU) level on the link between the level of earnings and the individual characteristics of employees (sex, age, occupation, educational level) and their employer (economic activity, size of the enterprise, etc.). Data on low-wage earners as well as corresponding median gross hourly earnings refer to all employees (excluding apprentices) working in enterprises with 10 employees or more and which operate in all sectors of the economy except agriculture, forestry and fishing (NACE Rev. Minimum wages in the EU Member States ranged from 399 per month in Bulgaria to 2387 per month in Luxembourg. Premium statistics Industry-specific and extensively researched technical data (partially from exclusive partnerships). This is done by using purchasing power parities (PPPs) for household final consumption expenditure. By linking microdata from the Structure of earnings Survey (SES2018) with the level of minimum wages in force at the time (reference date: 1 July 2018), it is possible to derive an estimate of these proportions (as presented in Figure 4). When expressed in purchasing power standard (PPS), minimum wages in the Member States with lower price levels become relatively higher compared with those in the Member States with higher price levels. Chart: Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax), Salaries And Financing. Figure 11: Who are the young people in NEET? "Average Annual Net Earnings in The European Union (Eu27) from 2013 to 2020 (in Euros). Croatia: estimates are based on the 2016 Labour Cost Survey. Schools are off, summer break is in, and Copyright 2013 - 2021 SchengenVisaInfo.com. In 2018, the highest proportion of low wage earners was observed in Latvia (23.5%) and Lithuania (22.3%) and the lowest in Sweden (3.6%). 2 section O). This is the map and list of European countries by monthly average wage (annual divided by 12 months) gross and net income (after taxes) average wages for full-time employees in their local currency and in euros. Finance & insurance and information & communication among the highest paying industries, On the basis of gross monthly earnings, "Financial and insurance activities" ranked among the 3 highest paying economic activities in every EU Member State, except Bulgaria (where it ranked 4th). Government deficit/surplus, revenue, expenditure and main aggregates, 2019 archive, 14A. Published by Statista Research Department , Mar 24, 2023. Most recent data: 2011. Womens share in temporary employment, Table J1 - Incidence and composition of temporary employment, Table J2 - Womens share in temporary employment, Employment by job tenure intervals - average tenure, Table K1. Simplified non-financial accounts, SNA93, 10. This value is then grossed up to cover applicable taxes. TIVA 2021: Gross exports by final destination and origin of value added, 5. WebCountry 2000 2010 2020 2022 Iceland * 57,008 54,268 71,687 79,473 Luxembourg * 64,217 71,085 74,839 78,310 United States * 61,132 67,263 77,567 77,463 Switzerland * 60,768 67,961 69,728 72,993 Belgium * 60,929 63,295 63,677 64,848 Denmark * 52,019 61,537 66,203 64,127 Austria * 57,529 62,831 64,648 63,802 Netherlands * Fixed assets by activity and by asset, ISIC rev4, 9B. ), Trade in Value Added (TiVA): October 2015, OECD Global Value Chains indicators May 2013, ICT Access and Usage by Households and Individuals, International Trade and Balance of Payments, Balanced International Merchandise Trade Statistics (by HS2017), International Merchandise Trade Statistics (Monthly and Quarterly), Monthly International Merchandise Trade (IMTS) Headline Series, Quarterly International Trade Statistics (by partner country), International Trade in Services Statistics (ITSS), International Transport and Insurance Costs of Merchandise Trade (ITIC), Minimum relative to average wages of full-time workers, Strictness of employment protection individual and collective dismissals (regular contracts), Strictness of employment protection temporary contracts, Employment by activities and status (ALFS), Incidence of FTPT employment - common definition, Incidence of FTPT employment - national definitions, Incidence of involuntary part time workers, Employment by job tenure intervals - frequency, Employment by job tenure intervals - persons, Average annual hours actually worked per worker, Annual Labour Force Statistics - Archives, Public expenditure and participant stocks on LMP, World Indicators of Skills for Employment, 2. 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WebThis means that the 10% best paid employees in Bulgaria and Portugal earned two and a half times as much the median. Back In Slovenia (1 074) and Spain (1 126) minimum wages ranged just over 1 000 per month, while in the remaining six Member States, minimum wages were above 1 500 per month: France (1 603), Germany (1 621), Belgium (1 658), the Netherlands (1 725), Ireland (1 775) and Luxembourg (2 257). To observe differences in earnings between economic activities within each EU Member State gross monthly earnings expressed in euros were used.
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