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[62111B4010] Structure of earnings survey, Gross hourly earnings, Gender pay gap, Germany, Employee size classes, Year

Updated by provider on December 8, 2020 (8:01 AM).

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Germany [DINSG] (1)
Employee size classes [BESGR1] (6)
Indicator [ind] (2)

This dataset has 12 series:

[DG.BES-0010-0049.VST007] Germany – 10 to 49 persons employed – Gross hourly earnings

from
2014=14.04
to
2018=15.85
min:
14.04
max:
15.85
avg:
14.945
σ:
0.905

[DG.BES-0010-0049.VST100] Germany – 10 to 49 persons employed – Gender pay gap

from
2014=17
to
2018=15
min:
15
max:
17
avg:
16
σ:
1

[DG.BES-0050-0099.VST007] Germany – 50 to 99 persons employed – Gross hourly earnings

from
2014=15.5
to
2018=17.13
min:
15.5
max:
17.13
avg:
16.315
σ:
0.815

[DG.BES-0050-0099.VST100] Germany – 50 to 99 persons employed – Gender pay gap

from
2014=21
to
2018=17
min:
17
max:
21
avg:
19
σ:
2

[DG.BES-0100-0249.VST007] Germany – 100 to 249 persons employed – Gross hourly earnings

from
2014=16.98
to
2018=18.56
min:
16.98
max:
18.56
avg:
17.77
σ:
0.79

[DG.BES-0100-0249.VST100] Germany – 100 to 249 persons employed – Gender pay gap

from
2014=23
to
2018=20
min:
20
max:
23
avg:
21.5
σ:
1.5

[DG.BES-0250-0499.VST007] Germany – 250 to 499 persons employed – Gross hourly earnings

from
2014=18.33
to
2018=20.47
min:
18.33
max:
20.47
avg:
19.4
σ:
1.07

[DG.BES-0250-0499.VST100] Germany – 250 to 499 persons employed – Gender pay gap

from
2014=25
to
2018=23
min:
23
max:
25
avg:
24
σ:
1

[DG.BES-0500-0999.VST007] Germany – 500 to 999 persons employed – Gross hourly earnings

from
2014=20.06
to
2018=21.97
min:
20.06
max:
21.97
avg:
21.015
σ:
0.955

[DG.BES-0500-0999.VST100] Germany – 500 to 999 persons employed – Gender pay gap

from
2014=26
to
2018=24
min:
24
max:
26
avg:
25
σ:
1