The average annual salary in Azerbaijan close to 400 manat
In 2012, the average monthly nominal, ie salary in Azerbaijan amounted to AZN 396 (without taxes and social security). This is 8.7% more than in 2011. In this case, in December last year, the average salary reached 428.8 manat.
The government promises to increase wages and employees of budget organizations this year. Many people, citing the experience of previous years, believe that it will happen closer to the presidential elections scheduled for October. The last time the salaries of state employees were promoted in December 2011.
In Azerbaijan, the lowest wages are at educators (283 AZN) and health (164 AZN). Salaries of civil servants (about 29,000 people) in 2011 averaged 448.3 manat. In the higher echelons of power, the figure was 1,000 manat.
According to the State Committee for Statistics by sectors of economic activity more than other workers earn the mining industry, pilots, communications, finance and insurance companies, transport companies and builders. - 08B-
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- Economics
- 13 February 2013 13:50
Economics
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