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Average wage in 2014

The monthly figures published by National Institute of Statistics (INS) for the year 2014.

Average net wage — average

1,706 lei/month

the average of the 12 months published

Average net wage — minim

1,625 lei/month

January 2014

Average net wage — maxim

1,866 lei/month

December 2014

Average gross wage — average

2,360 lei/month

the average of the 12 months published

Average gross wage — minim

2,247 lei/month

February 2014

Average gross wage — maxim

2,582 lei/month

December 2014

Trends in 2014

Average net wage · solid lineAverage gross wage · dashed line
Average wage in 2014 The monthly trend of Average wage, from January 2014 to December 2014, in lei/month. Average net wage: a trecut de la 1,625 la 1,866. Average gross wage: a trecut de la 2,250 la 2,582. The exact figures are in the table below. 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500 2,750 minim 1,625 1,866 2,582

The months of 2014

The months of 2014. The figures are in lei/month.
Month Average net wage Average gross wage
January 2014 1,625 2,250
February 2014 1,626 2,247
March 2014 1,706 2,356
April 2014 1,735 2,395
May 2014 1,682 2,328
June 2014 1,687 2,334
July 2014 1,719 2,378
August 2014 1,683 2,331
September 2014 1,698 2,349
October 2014 1,705 2,358
November 2014 1,743 2,412
December 2014 1,866 2,582

All years

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Source: National Institute of Statistics (INS), matrices FOM106D, FOM107D. Period covered: 2014. See the source.

The gross series is not comparable across January 2018, and INS says so itself: under Emergency Ordinance 79/2017 the social security and health contributions that used to be paid by the employer passed to the employee, and have been reflected in GROSS earnings ever since. It shows in the figures — total economy, December 2017: 3,662 lei gross, January 2018: 4,143 lei, without anybody being paid more. NET pay is unaffected: INS writes explicitly that the transfer "does not influence the comparability of the data" for the net series.