Who Gets the Highest Salary in Serbia?

In Serbia, the highest average salary in June was recorded in the sector of computer programming, consulting and other related activities (€2,058), and the lowest — in the service sector (€448).

Professions. Employees of IT companies are the only ones who earn more than €2,000 euros on average.

Other professions:

• tobacco industry — €1,381
• air transportation — €1,509;
• cinematography and TV production — €1,176;
• research and development — €1,313;
• financial and management activities — €1109;
• mining and power supply sector — €852.

In many other sectors, average wages are significantly lower:

• education — €586;
• healthcare — €645;
• public administration and defense — €686.

Cities. Only in four municipalities of Serbia the average salary in June exceeded €852, and all four are located in the Belgrade district. Exactly:

• in Vrachar — €1,063;
• in Stari Grad — €1,052;
• in Novi Beograd — €1,047;
• in Savski Venac — €974;

The municipality of Belgrade with the lowest monthly income was Sopot — €514, but even this was much more than the average earned in Bojnik, in the Jablanich district of Serbia — €419.

One of the lowest monthly incomes in June was also seen in the area of Pčinj in southern Serbia — €486.

Conclusion. The best situation is with salaries in Belgrade, where the average salary is €799. And recently Belgrade also won the title of the city with the best economic potential.

However, half of the workers in Serbia earn less than €480.

Source: Serbian Monitor 
Photo: Unsplash (Nikola Aleksic)

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