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Serbian average gross salary in May over 30,000 dinars
Belgrade,
20 June 2006
The Serbian Statistics Office has said that average gross salary in the Republic of Serbia in May 2006 amounted to 30,305 dinars, which is lower by 0.87% in nominal terms and by 2.81% in real terms than the average April salary.
May's take-home salary stood at 20,713 dinars, which is 0.83% and 2.77% less in nominal and real terms respectively than the April salary. Compared with the same month of 2005, the May net salary rose 23.8% nominally and 8.22% in real terms.
Serbia’s average gross salary in the January-May 2006 period rose 25.33% and 9.27% in nominal and real terms respectively against the same period of 2005.
The average net salary paid out from January to May 2006 nominally rose 25.35% nominally and 9.29% in real terms against the same period last year, the Statistics Office has said.
Serbia’s average gross salary in the January-May 2006 period rose 25.33% and 9.27% in nominal and real terms respectively against the same period of 2005.
The average net salary paid out from January to May 2006 nominally rose 25.35% nominally and 9.29% in real terms against the same period last year, the Statistics Office has said.
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