Konvergencia miezd Slovensko

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Konvergencia miezd Slovensko Wage convergence – Slovakia Praha, 5. – 6. Apr. 2016

Ekonomická situácia SR Slovak economic situation Basic Features 2004 2015 2016* Average wage (€) 525 883 911 GDP (growth %) + 5,3 + 3,6 + 3,2 Employment (growth %) + 0,3 + 2,2 + 1,0 Unemployment rate (%) 14,3 11,5 10,6 Inflation (%) 7,5 - 0,3 0,2 * forecast

Čerpanie zdrojov EÚ Drawdown of EU funds

Čerpanie zdrojov EÚ Drawdown of EU funds

Vývoj príjmov SR verzus starí členovia EÚ Slovak income development vs. EU states

Výška miezd v porovnaní s priemerom EÚ (%) Average wage as a proportion of EU average wage

Vývoj produktivity práce Labour productivity development (%) 38,0%

Porovnanie produktivity práce a odmien zamestnancov (%HDP) Comparison of labour productivity and compensation of employees (%GDP)

Zisky firiem a odmeny zamestnancov (%HDP) Profits of companies and employees compensation (%GDP)

Mzdový vývoj s ohľadom na minimálnu mzdu a kolektívne vyjednávanie Wage development in regard to minimum wage and collective bargaining 2004 Zmena/Change Minimálna mzda/Minimum wage (2015) 380 € + 75,9 % Aktuálna priemerná mzda/Actual average wage (2015) 883 € + 68,1 % Pomer/Minimum wage as a share of average wage (2015) 43,0 % + 1,9 % Minimálna mzda na rok 2016 sa vyjednala vo výške 405 €, čo predstavuje nárast o + 6,58 %./In 2016, minimum wage rises to 405 € (+ 6,58%). V rámci kolektívneho vyjednávania vo verejnej správe sa podarilo vyjednať nárast platov o + 4%./Due to collective bargaining, the salaries in public sector rise by 4%.

Sektorové mzdy Sectoral wages

IT´S TIME TO CHANGE THIS INEQUALITY EU WORK = EU WAGE Jozef KOLLÁR President KOZ SR, ETUC Vice-President www.kozsr.sk