The increase in wages in the state has not been accompanied by the same trend in the private sector. The latest data of the Institute of Statistics show that employees in businesses are not getting more income to cope with the increase in prices and the increase in the cost of living.
The average gross salary in the state administration reached in the third quarter of this year to over 96 thousand ALL, marking a significant increase compared to the previous quarter. While in the span of three years, the salary in the state has increased by more than 26 thousand ALL.
But what happened to the salary in the private sector?
In the third quarter of this year, the average gross salary of an employee in the business has reached over 69 thousand ALL, with a decrease compared to the previous quarter. While in the last three years, this salary has increased by about 12 thousand ALL. Almost half of the increase that the salary has suffered in the state.
Such progress has deepened the difference between them.
Currently, an employee in the state receives over 27,000 ALL more per month than an employee in the private sector.
But why has such a situation been created, with such strong differences, where the state seems to be competing strongly with the private sector?
The main reason is the high level of informality in the labor market. This means that a part of the salary in many businesses continues to be handed over and not declared, making the salary officially announced by INSTAT not be the real one. The second factor is related to the difficulties that the enterprise is going through, which is facing an increase in costs, which makes it impossible to raise wages. (A2 Televizion)
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