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Printed: 06.05.2024.


PrintAverage earnings in Lithuania in II quarter of 2008 increased by 25.2%

Vilija Lapėnienė, Statistics Lithuania, 26.08.2008.
Statistics Lithuania informs that average monthly gross earnings in the whole economy (excluding individual enterprises) in II quarter 2008 made LTL 2236.8 and against II quarter 2007 increased by 22.5%, in the public sector – LTL 2287.2 (increased by 23.8%), in the private sector – LTL 2208.0 (increased by 21.7%).

In II quarter 2008 against I quarter 2008, average monthly gross earnings increased: in the whole economy – by 4.0%, in the public sector – by 5.0%, in the private sector – by 3.4%.

 

The rise in earnings over II quarter 2008 as compared to I quarter 2008 was conditioned by the higher number of working days, the rise in salaries and wages for health care employees from 1 May and rise in salary coefficients for teachers.

 

Average monthly net earnings in the whole economy (excluding individual enterprises) in II quarter 2008 made LTL 1713.1 and against II quarter 2007 increased by 25.2%; in the public sectorby LTL 1749.8 and were by 26.5% higher than in II quarter 2007; in the private sectorby LTL 1692.0 and were by 24.4% higher as compared to II quarter 2007.

 

Average monthly net earnings in II quarter 2008 against I quarter 2008 in the whole economy increased by 3.8%, in the public sector – by 4.7%, in the private sector – by 3.2%.

 

Real earnings in the whole economy (excluding individual enterprises) in II quarter 2008 and against II quarter 2007 increased by 11.7%, in the public sectorby 12.8%, in the private sectorby 11.0%.

 

In II quarter 2008 against I quarter 2008, real earnings increased: in the whole economy – by 0.7%, in the public sector – by 1.6%, in the private sector – by 0.1%.


Table 1. Average monthly gross earnings by economic sector 1, category of employees and sex, 2008, by quarter, LTL

 

Total number of employees

Of them

blue-collar workers

white-collar workers

total

males

females

total

males

females

total

males

females

I

W

2151.3

2405.2

1906.8

1656.0

1880.9

1288.8

2579.2

3147.5

2233.2

Pu

2178.5

2541.2

1981.9

1379.5

1703.1

1059.7

2490.8

3093.4

2238.8

Pr

2135.8

2357.5

1842.7

1733.8

1918.9

1382.7

2662.7

3180.4

2226.3

II

W

2236.8

2491.0

1992.3

1723.0

1967.7

1325.7

2678.4

3223.7

2344.3

Pu

2287.2

2650.0

2093.0

1439.6

1794.9

1102.3

2619.8

3204.7

2375.6

Pr

2208.0

2435.5

1904.9

1803.7

2004.1

1420.7

2733.6

3235.2

2305.7

1 Excluding individual enterprises. 


Table 2. Average monthly net earnings by economic sector 1, category of employees and sex, 2008, by quarter, LTL

 

Total number of employees

Of them

blue-collar workers

white-collar workers

total

males

females

total

males

females

total

males

females

I

W

1650.6

1836.0

1472.2

1289.1

1453.2

1021.0

1963.0

2377.9

1710.4

Pu

1670.5

1935.2

1526.9

1087.2

1323.5

853.7

1898.4

2338.4

1714.5

Pr

1639.3

1801.2

1425.4

1345.8

1480.9

1089.6

2023.9

2401.9

1705.4

II

W

1713.1

1898.6

1534.6

1338.0

1516.6

1047.9

2035.4

2433.5

1791.5

Pu

1749.8

2014.6

1608.0

1131.1

1390.5

884.8

1992.6

2419.6

1814.4

Pr

1692.0

1858.1

1470.8

1396.9

1543.2

1117.3

2075.7

2441.9

1763.3


Table 3. Indices of average monthly earnings by sector 1, category of employees and sex, 2008, by quarter

Previous quarter = 100

 

Total number of employees

Of them

blue-collar workers

white-collar workers

total

males

females

total

males

females

total

males

females

 

Gross

I

W

104.8

104.4

105.3

103.1

102.2

105.5

106.2

107.0

105.7

Pu

107.0

107.8

106.3

104.8

103.2

107.0

107.3

109.3

106.0

Pr

103.6

103.2

104.5

102.5

101.9

104.5

105.3

105.7

105.2

II

W

104.0

103.6

104.5

104.0

104.6

102.9

103.8

102.4

105.0

Pu

105.0

104.3

105.6

104.4

105.4

104.0

105.2

103.6

106.1

Pr

103.4

103.3

103.4

104.0

104.4

102.7

102.7

101.7

103.6

 

Net

I

W

108.1

107.8

108.4

106.2

105.4

108.0

109.7

110.7

109.0

Pu

110.2

111.2

109.5

107.4

106.3

109.0

110.7

112.9

109.4

Pr

106.9

106.6

107.7

105.6

105.2

107.2

108.8

109.4

108.5

II

Š

103.8

103.4

104.2

103.8

104.4

102.6

103.7

102.3

104.7

V

104.7

104.1

105.3

104.0

105.1

103.6

105.0

103.5

105.8

P

103.2

103.2

103.2

103.8

104.2

102.5

102.6

101.7

103.4

 

Real

I

W

104.5

104.3

104.8

102.7

101.9

104.4

106.1

107.1

105.4

Pu

106.6

107.5

105.9

103.9

102.8

105.4

107.1

109.2

105.8

Pr

103.4

103.1

104.2

102.1

101.7

103.7

105.2

105.8

104.9

II

W

100.7

100.3

101.1

100.7

101.3

99.5

100.6

99.2

101.6

Pu

101.6

101.0

102.1

100.9

101.9

100.5

101.8

100.4

102.6

Pr

100.1

100.1

100.1

100.7

101.1

99.4

99.5

98.6

100.3

1 Excluding individual enterprises.


Table 4. Indices of average monthly earnings by sector 1, category of employees and sex, 2008, by quarter

Respective quarter of the previous year = 100

 

Total number of employees

Of them

blue-collar workers

white-collar workers

total

males

females

total

males

females

total

males

females

 

Gross

I

W

123.8

124.7

122.8

126.8

127.9

124.2

122.3

122.5

122.3

Pu

123.0

124.5

122.1

124.8

124.5

126.0

122.2

123.7

121.3

Pr

124.3

124.9

123.7

126.9

128.4

123.0

122.2

121.8

123.6

II

W

122.5

122.1

123.1

123.4

123.3

123.9

121.7

120.7

122.6

Pu

123.8

124.4

123.5

123.7

123.5

125.2

123.4

123.8

123.2

Pr

121.7

121.2

122.8

123.2

123.1

123.2

120.1

118.9

122.0

 

Net

I

W

126.3

127.4

125.0

128.4

129.8

125.0

125.3

125.9

125.0

Pu

125.6

127.4

124.5

125.8

126.3

125.8

125.1

127.0

124.1

Pr

126.8

127.6

125.8

128.6

130.3

124.2

125.2

125.2

126.2

II

W

125.2

125.0

125.4

125.3

125.6

124.8

124.8

124.2

125.4

Pu

126.5

127.4

126.0

125.0

125.6

125.2

126.4

127.2

126.0

Pr

124.4

124.2

125.0

125.2

125.5

124.5

123.3

122.4

124.7

 

Real

I

W

114.2

115.2

113.0

116.1

117.4

113.0

113.3

113.8

113.0

Pu

113.6

115.2

112.6

113.7

114.2

113.7

113.1

114.8

112.2

Pr

114.6

115.4

113.7

116.3

117.8

112.3

113.2

113.2

114.1

II

W

111.7

111.5

111.9

111.8

112.0

111.3

111.3

110.8

111.9

Pu

112.8

113.6

112.4

111.5

112.0

111.7

112.8

113.5

112.4

Pr

111.0

110.8

111.5

111.7

112.0

111.1

110.0

109.2

111.2

1 Excluding individual enterprises.


Table 5. Minimum rates 1, their changes and consumer price indices, 2008, by quarter

 

Minimum standard of living, LTL

Minimum monthly earnings, LTL

Minimum hourly wage, LTL

Indices
previous quarter = 100

Consumer price indices

of minimum standard of living

of minimum monthly earnings

of minimum hourly wage

Previous quarter = 100

corresponding period of the previous year = 100

I

128

800

4.85

111.3

114.3

115.8

103.4

110.6

II

128

800

4.85

100.0

100.0

100.0

103.1

112.1

1 Rates established by the Government of the Republic of Lithuania.

 

Symbols:
W – whole economy;
Pu – public sector;
Pr – private sector.



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