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What was the Amount of average Wage in BiH in September?

Published: November 22, 2016
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konvertibilne_marke_2_011215Average net wage in BiH in September this year amounted to 837 BAM, which shows a nominal growth by 1.1 percent in comparison with the same month last year and nominal decrease by 0.6 percent in comparison with December 2015.

The lowest average net wage of 530 BAM in September was in the field of provision of accommodation, preparation and serving of food, while in construction, administrative and support activities it amounted to 541 BAM.

In finance sector and insurance sector the average net wage in September amounted to 1.361 BAM, in production and supply of electrical energy, gas, steam and air conditioning it amounted to 1.331 BAM, while the average net wage in the field of information and communications amounted to 1.240 BAM.

Average gross wage in BiH in September amounted to 1.299 BAM and it is nominally lower by 0.7 percent in comparison with December 2015, while it is nominally higher by 1.1 percent in comparison with September last year.

(Source: ekapija.ba)

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