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Published: 15 October 2013

Wage and salary earners' earnings rose by 2.2 per cent in July-September

According to preliminary data of Statistics Finland, the nominal earnings of wage and salary earners rose by 2.2 per cent in July-September 2013 when compared to the respective period in 2012. Real earnings rose by 0.8 per cent compared to the third quarter of the previous year, because the rise in earnings level was faster than that in consumer prices.

Year-on-year changes in index of wage and salary earnings 2000/1–2013/3, per cent

During the period from July–September 2012 to the respective period in 2013 the nominal earnings of wage and salary earners rose in the private sector by 2.2 per cent, in the central government sector by 2.2 per cent and in the local government sector by 1.9 per cent.

Wage and salary earners' regular earnings increased by 2.5 per cent in July-September

According to preliminary data of Statistics Finland, wage and salary earners' regular earnings rose by 2.5 per cent in July–September 2013 when compared to the respective period in 2012. The increase was 2.5 per cent in the private sector, 2.6 per cent in the central government sector and 2,4 per cent in the local government sector.

Wage and salary earners' regular earnings refer to earnings for regular working hours exclusive of performance-based bonuses and other irregularly paid one-off items.

Index of wage and salary earnings and index of regular earnings are final as far as the year 2012

The indices are final as far as the year 2012 and they are based on final wage statistics. The indices for 2013 are still preliminary. They are mostly based on the effects of agreements and the wage drift.

Source: Index of wage and salary earnings 2013, 3rd quarter. Statistics Finland

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• Appendix table 1. Index of wage and salary earnings 2010=100 by employer sector and base of payment (15.10.2013)
• Appendix table 2. Index of regular earnings 2010=100 by employer sector and base of payment (15.10.2013)
• Appendix table 3. Index of wage and salary earnings 2010=100 by employer sector and gender (15.10.2013)
• Appendix table 4. Index of regular earnings 2010=100 by employer sector and gender (15.10.2013)
• Appendix table 5. Index of wage and salary earnings 2010=100 by industry, (TOL 2008) (15.10.2013)
• Appendix table 6. Index of regular earnings 2010=100 by industry, (TOL 2008) (15.10.2013)
• Appendix table 7. Index of wage and salary earnings 2005=100 by employer sector and gender (15.10.2013)
• Appendix table 8. Index of wage and salary earnings 2005=100 by industry, (TOL 2008) (15.10.2013)
• Appendix table 9. Index of wage and salary earnings 2010=100, percentage changes (15.10.2013)
• Appendix table 10. Index of regular earnings 2010=100, percentage changes (15.10.2013)
• Appendix table 11. Average monthly earnings by employer sector and gender (15.10.2013)

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Updated 15.10.2013