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What is the average monthly net Salary per Employee in BiH?

Published: December 21, 2022
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The average monthly net salary per employee in BiH for October this year was 1,156 BAM, which shows a nominal growth of 11 percent compared to December last year, while compared to October last year it was nominally higher by 14.8 percent.

The lowest average net salaries in October were paid in the activities of providing accommodation, food preparation and serving 745 BAM, construction 840 BAM, and wholesale and retail trade 887 BAM.

In October, the highest average salaries paid in financial and insurance activities were 1,665 BAM, in the information and communication activities 1,631 BAM, and in the activities of production and supply of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning 1,624 BAM, according to the data of the BiH Statistics Agency.

The average monthly gross salary per employee in BiH for October this year was 1,779 BAM and was nominally higher by 10.9 percent compared to December last year, and higher by 14.7 percent compared to October last year.

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