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Minimum monthly was as aproportion of average monthly earnings in industry and services - year 2021

map minimum monthly was as aproportion of average monthly earnings in industry and services in nuts 0 development pomer minimálnej mzdy a priemernej mzdy v priemysle a službách in nuts 0
ordercoderegionvaluenote
1.SHQIPËRIAAL0,5
2.EstoniaEE37,9
3.HungaryHU40,5
4.Czech RepublicCZ41,3
5.LatviaLV41,6
6.BelgiumBE42,5period 2019
7.BulgariaBG42,6
8.NetherlandsNL43,3period 2020
9.GermanyDE44,2period 2022
10.SLOVENSKOSK44,4
11.LIETUVALT44,8
12.ЦРНА ГОРАME45,1
13.United KingdomUK45,5period 2019
14.Republic of IrelandIE46,1period 2020
15.CroatiaHR46,6
16.MaltaMT46,9period 2022
17.SerbiaRS48,1
18.LUXEMBOURGLU48,2period 2022
19.FranceFR49,1period 2020
20.SpainES50,3
21.PolandPL50,4
22.RomaniaRO51,8
23.PortugalPT52,6period 2022
24.TurkeyTR54,2period 2018
25.SloveniaSI55,2
26.GreeceEL56,4period 2011

Data for the period year 2021. Source of the data is Eurostat, table [earn_mw_avgr2].

Suggested citation: Michal Páleník: EU indicators - Minimum monthly was as aproportion of average monthly earnings in industry and services - year 2021, IZ Bratislava, retrieved from: https://www.iz.sk/en/projects/EU-indicators/minimum-monthly-was-as-aproportion-of-average-monthly-earnings-in-industry-and-services

https://www.iz.sk/en/projects/EU-indicators/minimum-monthly-was-as-aproportion-of-average-monthly-earnings-in-industry-and-services
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