Women earn significantly less: The 'gender pay gap' is largest in Bavaria
In Bavaria, women earn on average almost β¬5.30 less per hour than men, marking an increase in the gender pay gap compared to previous years.
Average Salary in February Below Expectations. Again, the Lowest Result in Years
The average salary increase in Poland for February has fallen short of economists' expectations, marking the lowest growth seen in five years.
JR Tokai to Implement Base Raise of 10,500 Yen; Job Allowance for Field Employees Also Increased
JR Tokai announced a base salary increase of 10,500 yen and adjustments to job allowances for field employees, resulting in an average wage improvement of 14,200 yen starting in April.
Discussed the Calculation Formula for Minimum Wage: What Will Change Next Year?
The article discusses proposed changes to the minimum wage calculation formula in Lithuania, emphasizing the exclusion of projected average salary increases for the upcoming year.
On March 8: Equal pay starts with data. Poland before the wage transparency test
Women in Poland earn on average 8.5% less per hour than men, and this gap widens to 15-18% when accounting for factors like education and experience, with hopes for change resting on upcoming EU pay transparency regulations.
Analysis: Female executives earn nearly 100,000 less than men
A recent wage analysis reveals a significant pay gap between male and female executives in Denmark, with female leaders earning an average of 98,000 kroner less annually than their male counterparts.
The Proportion of Female Workers in Large Corporations is Only 25%... Their Pay is 71% of Males'
The proportion of female workers in South Korea's major corporations stands at 25%, and their average salary is reported to be 71% of their male counterparts.
Average Salary in the Czech Republic Rose to 49 Thousand Crowns, Increasing by 7.2 Percent Year-on-Year
The average salary in the Czech Republic increased by 7.2 percent to 49,215 crowns last year, according to data from the Czech Statistical Office.
Men's Day Is Every Day: The Wage Gap Between Women and Men Continues to Widen.
In Estonia, while average gross salaries increased by 11.2% in 2025, the gender pay gap persists with women earning substantially less than men.
Spring Labor Negotiations' Wage Increase Demand at 5.94%, Down 0.15 Points from Last Year
Japan's labor union federation, Rengo, reported an average wage increase demand of 5.94% for this year's spring labor negotiations, marking a slight decrease from last year.
The wage gap between regions increased by another 29 euros
The average monthly gross wage in Lithuania's capital region experienced a 4.3% increase in the last quarter, contributing to a widening wage gap between various regions.
9000 PLN minimum wage for this group. Increase comes into effect on July 1, 2026
The minimum wage for public health workers in Poland, including psychologists, is set to rise starting July 1, 2026, based on last year's average wage data.
9000 PLN minimum wage for psychologists? The Ministry wants to postpone the raise deadline
The Polish Ministry of Health is considering postponing the scheduled increase in minimum wages for psychologists and other public healthcare workers, which is tied to last year's average national salary.
In 2025, Lidl maintained its position as the salary leader in the sector: salaries will also increase this year
Lidl Lithuania plans to increase salaries for a majority of its employees by an average of 9% this year, with a budget allocation of around 8 million euros for wage increases by 2026.
Norges Bank Survey: Everyone Expects Higher Wage Growth
A recent survey by Norges Bank shows that expectations for wage growth in Norway are higher than last year's projections, with various economic actors predicting an average growth of around 4% by 2026.
Sodra calculated who received the biggest salary increases and who must only envy
Lithuania's average salary increased by 8.2% over the past year, influenced by a rise in minimum wage and varying growth rates across different economic sectors.
Average Salary Gap Between Large and Small Enterprises Doubles
The average wage gap between large and small enterprises in Korea has doubled to 2.0 times, reversing the trend of narrowing that had been observed over the previous two years.
Toyota Workers' Union Requests an Average Wage Increase of 17,820 Yen, Smaller Companies Increasing Rates
The labor union of Toyota's parts manufacturers has submitted a demand for an average wage increase of 17,820 yen, slightly below last year's figure of 17,929 yen.
Yolanda DΓaz attacks Garamendi for rejecting the minimum wage increase: 'He earns 23 times the minimum wage'
Yolanda DΓaz criticizes CEOE President Antonio Garamendi for opposing an increase in the minimum wage, highlighting that he earns significantly more than average workers.
Public works wage standards increase by 4.5%, exceeding an average of 25,000 yen for the first time starting March
The Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced a 4.5% increase in wage standards for public works, surpassing an average of 25,000 yen for the first time, in response to ongoing labor shortages in the construction industry.
Youth unemployment in Britain exceeds the European average for the first time
Youth unemployment in the UK has surpassed the European average for the first time since records began in 2002, reaching 15.3% according to OECD data.
Salaries in the tourism industry at a record high. But job offers are becoming fewer
According to the 2025 Travel Salary Index report, the average salary for new positions in the UK tourism industry has reached a record high of Β£37,695 annually despite a decline in job offers.
Madrid is the community with the highest salary gap: women earn on average 8,000 euros less per year than men
A study reveals that women in Madrid earn significantly less than men, highlighting ongoing gender wage disparities.
Interesting data on Polish salaries. A symbolic threshold has been crossed, and the downward trend has been interrupted
The article discusses the significant changes in Polish salary dynamics, highlighting the crossing of a symbolic threshold in average salaries and the interruption of a previous downward trend in 2025.
HARSH STATISTICS: The purchasing power of Estonia's minimum wage has halved over the years, while the purchasing power of the average wage remains stagnant
Estonia's minimum wage purchasing power has significantly decreased, halving over the years, while the average wage purchasing power has stagnated.
Cuba sells gasoline in dollars: 'Price exceeds more than double the minimum wage in Havana', they accuse
In the midst of a severe fuel crisis in Cuba, all gas stations in Havana have started selling gasoline exclusively in US dollars, a measure residents and drivers deem unsustainable as it far exceeds the average income of workers in the Cuban capital.
The average full-time salary broke the "barrier" of 1,500 euros, a year earlier
In 2025, the average full-time salary in the private sector surpassed 1,500 euros, with an increase of 280,000 workers earning above 1,000 euros compared to 2024, indicating a significant shift towards better wages and a reduction in low-wage earners.
The Government Will Keep the Minimum Wage Above 60% of the Average Salary by Increasing It with October's CPI, the Highest of 2025
The Spanish Ministry of Labor announced plans to increase the minimum wage by 3.1% in 2026, exceeding the previous policy of aligning it with 60% of the average salary.
EFKA: Two-tier wages, average salary in large companies exceeds β¬1550, at β¬1,065 in smaller ones
The average salary in large companies in Greece has surpassed β¬1550, while smaller firms, which make up 95% of businesses, pay significantly lower salaries, highlighting ongoing wage disparities and gender inequalities.
Unemployment support will change. People without work will initially receive up to 80 percent of the average wage
The article discusses changes in unemployment support, noting that unemployed individuals will start receiving up to 80% of the average wage.