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    Durchschnittliches Vollzeitgehalt in Europa

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    3. Vanaquish231 on

      Second from bottom. Awesome.

      Can this country just get, a quick format? Because nothing seems to work.

    4. Fishy_____Business on

      I earn something like this in my country and I consider myself way wealthier than others.

    5. nevim1234sk on

      How is it calculated ? Is it cost of work, gross, net ? In some countries employer pays part of the social and health insurances.

    6. Front-Anteater3776 on

      With the prices on everything these days many still feel squeezed on an average salary.

    7. Kakazam on

      If Elon Musk sits in a stadium of 90000 people, the average net worth of the people inside is $9m.

      This is why simple average salaries is poor way to measure actual income.

    9. Pleasethelions on

      I see a lot of criticism and discussion on these maps.

      But actually, it’s very easy to assess any map really quickly:

      Denmark > Sweden: Accurate map, no problem.

      Denmark < Sweden: Map is absolute BS and should be banned.

      You’re welcome.

    10. robeewankenobee on

      Completely irelevant because the median income is so much more lower (Belgium here) … at 52k per year one would pay a ridiculous amount of taxes … somewhere north of 10k per year.

    11. lincemiope on

      Can we ban “average” from existence so that people start using “median”?

    12. morbihann on

      Average is so terrible.

      Huge percentage of people receive well below it, very few receive enormously more.

    14. ZerkerDE on

      Those Statistics are mostly BS because the calculation is hard to be comparable

      in Germany u get 50% net of the cost to your employer but Healthcare and a Pension which pays an amount nobody knows is included.

      In other countries its all net except taxes but you have to pay Healthcare yourself and arguably save more for retirement.

    15. dobik on

      The biggest surprise for me is Lithuania. I always thought that Estonia is doing the best out of all Baltic states.

    16. Fexofanatic on

      average? get out of here. median is where it’s at (ignoring those pesky super-rich outliers)

    17. Qwe5Cz on

      It says nothing next to each other since there are different taxes, social, health insurance that is calculated different way in each country. Then cost of living matters. Median is better representation of those numbers. But still it only says how much money people see on their payroll – not how much money they get to their account and if it’s decent amount for good quality of living.

    20. thazhok on

      don’t know how to react seeing i live with half the average income of my country.

      median income would be more accurate about the population

    24. CSGOan on

      In Sweden „arbetsgivaravgift“ or employer contribution tax is added on top of the salary. This amounts to 31.42%, drastically lowering the apparent wage in Sweden compared to other countries. I am sure other countries have something similar. Just looking at this one could think that denmark is super rich, but it ain’t that rich.

    32. NoRecipe3350 on

      In the UK many people just can’t get a full time salary because there job isn’t full time.

      the welfare system enables this as well

    35. Last-Resource-99 on

      This doesn’t tell the actual picture, besides median vs. average debate, taxes vary a lot, way more than one could anticipate between countries and it’s kind of pointless to talk about before tax salary for the little people. I’m from Lithuania and here when you count all the tax you pay in various forms, that amounts to roughly 40%.

    36. actias_selene on

      I wasn’t expecting Sweden to have less salary average than Germany and Austria.

    39. Cannabis_Goose on

      Explains the waves of people flooding the west from the poor countries in the east.

      Romania is used as the Mexico of Europe. It used to be Poland and Hungary but they start pushing back 😂

      It’s always compared to locals, you used to get 2 Polish lads who will sweat blood for the price of 1 local who won’t risk his health for you. Now you can get 2 maybe 3 Romanians for the price of a local.

    40. timeforbed00 on

      Romania’s gross in 2024 was ~20.800 EUR annually. Close but lower. Median gross was 16k, which is around 9000 euro annually… which seems accurate and realistic, 67% of the population gets less than the average… great success…

    41. Unikanamnsuger on

      These type of maps/graphs, while useful, do not show what most people think they show.

      Considering they do not account for buying power, cost of living (energy, food etc), daycare costs, school cost, healthcare cost etc etc.

      Its easy to look at lower income countries and summize that they’re doing much worse while in reality their actual QoL might be higher than the countries boasting a higher avg full time salary.

      Also, as repeated over and over in here, average is most of the time a terrible metric, especially for this, shouldve been median.

    42. LatelyPode on

      What type of average is this? Looks like mean. Show the median so it isn’t distorted by lower population or really really rich outliers.

    43. HopeSubstantial on

      Average is extremely shitty measure.
      In Finland median income is 33k/year or something. 

      Doctors and other extremely high sums earning people pull average up way more than low earning people can pull it down.

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