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Minimum Monthly Salaries Of EU Members. by Nobody: 7:39am On Jun 29, 2013 |
Countries without a legal minimum wage are marked with an asterisk (*), and a monthly estimate is given based on sources embedded as a link, along with an explanation. These countries customarily negotiate collective agreements by sector on an annual basis, which unions must approve. All figures are in gross, arranged in ascending order according to group and scaled to 12 months to calculate a monthly wage. For example Eurostat and FedEE took into account that workers in Austria, Spain, Portugal, Cyprus, Greece and Italy receive 14-16 payments per year and made calculations accordingly. Please note that this is not an analysis, however there are other sources post should you be interested. Minimum monthly salaries of EU member states Country Eurostat FedEENote D“Big15 ″ € € 1. Denmark * 1,850 27.89/h-Monthly estimate based on basic sick benefits paid by the state; a rate of 27.89/hr is gross before significant social taxes are deducted, causing Denmark to fall in rank to levels recorded in Belgium and Netherlands. 2.Luxembourg 1,570 - 1,570 The only country to record consistent figures. 3. Ireland 1,403 - 1,499 4. Sweden * 1,382 Estimate based on minimum income required for a work permit, according to the Swedish Migration Board. 5. UK 1,361 - 1,381 6. Netherlands 1,301 - 1,317 7. Germany * 1,277-Monthly estimate reflects average between unofficial figures from east Germany at 1076 and west Germany at 1476; a proposed rate of 1250is on the table. 8. Belgium 1,258 - 1,283 9. France 1,254 - 1,280 10. Finland *--The Ministry of Labor in Finland reports the country ranks 10th, but quotes no figures. EU Average of Big15 - €1,160 11. Austria - 1,000 The trade union agreed on this figure starting January 1, 2008, and all workers will be raised to this rate by January 1, 2009. 12. Italy * 866 Figure reflects unofficial rate of 5 euros/hour for Italian workers. 13. Spain 666 - 600 14. Greece 668* 626 657 Data for Greece appears higher than Spain, however Eurostat reports that 668 is inaccurate; and 657 appears to be an average between blue/white collar workers. Spain always ranks slightly above Greece, and GR always ranks higher than Portugal (i.e. Economist, Kathimerini). 15. Portugal 470 - 426 Newer members 16. Malta 585 - 617 17. Slovenia 522 - 538 18. Cyprus 409 - 741 19. Czech Rep 288 - 303 20. Hungary 258 - 271 21. Poland 246 - 311 22. Estonia 230 - 278 23. Slovakia 217 - 241 24. Lithuania 174 - 303 25. Latvia 172 - 227 26. Romania 114 - 140 27. Bulgaria 92 - 112 http://livingingreece.gr/2008/04/04/minimum-monthly-salaries-of-eu-countries/ |
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