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Average annual salary: how much Italians earn. And because they take less than the Germans

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Average annual salary: how much Italians earn.  And because they take less than the Germans

The debate on the minimum wage issue is hot, after the go-ahead to the European directive and the definitive go-ahead in Germany. Where workers already have salaries on average higher than those in Italy, as stated in the data released by a research commissioned by the Di Vittorio Foundation and carried out on the basis of Eurostat and Ministry of Finance reports. But what is the monetary gap between German and Italian wages? And are there similar differences with other Eurozone countries? And how much did the two-year pandemic affect wages – if they did? Figures and comparison The last three years Percentage changes Figures and comparison In Italy, in 2021, there was a more marked increase in average gross annual wages than in the other main Eurozone nations compared, namely Germany, France and Spain . This is also because in the first year of the pandemic, 2020, the country had suffered the greatest decrease. Today the average annual gross salary of an Italian worker is 29,440 euros. Germany at 44,468 euros and France at 40,170 euros are far away. Behind is Spain at € 27,404. The last three years In Italy, a worker in 2019 pocketed an average annual gross salary of € 29,623, which fell to € 27,868 in 2020 and rose to € 29,440 in 2021, thus without reaching the pre-pandemic levels. Let’s see what happened in the other nations under review. In Germany in 2019 it reached 43,485 euros a year on average, in 2020 it dropped to 43,092 euros to reach 44,468 euros in 2021. Chapter France: in 2019 the average annual salary was 39,385 euros, in 2020 the slowdown to 38,096 …

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