The average salary in the national economy in 2023 was PLN 7,155.48. – Glavstat reported. Last year, the real increase in average wages was 1.1%. This data is important for pensioners because, among other things: the pension indexation index is calculated on their basis.
The Central Statistical Office (GUS) announced on Friday that the average salary in the national economy in 2023 was PLN 7,155.48, an increase of 12%. annually.
The Central Statistical Office has published data on wages. How much will pensioners receive?
Let us recall that the average salary in the national economy in 2022 was 6,346.15 zlotys, and in 2021 – 5,662.53 zlotys. Taking into account inflation, the average salary for the whole of 2023 in real terms increased by 1.1%. on an annual basis with an average annual inflation of 11.4%.
Data is critical for retirees and retirees. They are used to calculate the indexation index. It involves multiplying the amount of the benefit and the base for its calculation by the indexation index. The average annual price index for consumer goods and services increased by at least 20% in the previous calendar year. real growth of average wages in the previous year. According to calculations by Piotr Juszczyk, chief tax consultant at inFakt.pl, pensions will increase by 12.12% next month.
– Today, Glavstat provided information on the real growth of average wages in 2023 compared to 2022 and it amounted to 1.1 percent. As a result, pensions will ultimately be indexed to the level of pension inflation – 11.9 percent and 20 percent of real wage growth, that is, 0.22 percent. This means that from March 1, pensions will increase by 12.12 percent – This was reported by Juszczyk, quoted by TVN24.
Salaries in the fourth quarter of 2023
The General Statistical Office also reported that the average salary in the fourth quarter of last year was PLN 7,540.36. This is an increase of 13.2%. year after year.
The Central Statistical Office provides two types of wage data: separately for enterprises with at least 10 employees and separately for the entire national economy, including micro-enterprises and the public sector. The first is disclosed monthly, and the second – once a quarter, which is due to the reporting deadlines of companies and institutions to the Central Statistical Office.
Source: Wprost
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