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Take-home salary in June amounts to 21,777 dinars
Belgrade,
20 July 2006
The Serbian Statistics Office has said that Serbia’s average gross salary amounted to 31,864 dinars, which is by 5.14% higher in nominal terms and by 5.14% more in real terms than the average salary in May.
The average net salary in June stood at 21,777 dinars, or 5.14% more in both real and nominal terms.
Compared with the same month of 2005, the June net salary rose 24.94% nominally and 9.89% in real terms.
The average take-home salary in June nominally rose by 24.86% and 9.82% compared with the same month last year.
The average net salary paid out from January to June 2006 rose 25.26% nominally and 9.4% in real terms against the same period last year, according to the Statistics Office.
Serbia’s average gross salary in the January-July 2006 period rose 25.25% and 9.39% in nominal and real terms respectively against the same period of 2005.
Compared with the same month of 2005, the June net salary rose 24.94% nominally and 9.89% in real terms.
The average take-home salary in June nominally rose by 24.86% and 9.82% compared with the same month last year.
The average net salary paid out from January to June 2006 rose 25.26% nominally and 9.4% in real terms against the same period last year, according to the Statistics Office.
Serbia’s average gross salary in the January-July 2006 period rose 25.25% and 9.39% in nominal and real terms respectively against the same period of 2005.
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