**Note:** From April 2022, the UK will have the 2nd highest minimum wage in Europe at 1,856 Euros.
It’s also worth pointing out that these gross figures can be misleading as once you apply tax deductables at different thresholds, factoring cost of living, it can create a very distorted view that’s difficult to compute as a standard of living in any European country compared to another.
Quite interesting that the Scandinavian countries don’t have a minimum wage
Lmao the U.K. is in mud man
I’m surprised Italy has no min wage.
Here’s to praying the EU mandates a minimum wage. We need one facking desperately here in Italy.
In Romania they take almost half of it after taxes.
BG: Gross €332 / Net €282
RO: Gross €515 / Net €308
HU: Gross €542 / Net €372
LV: Gross €500 / Net €426
Serbia, €301 …has almost the same net income as Romania and it’s not even in the EU. Congrats!
The EU will never be equal until a McDonalds worker in Poland makes as much as a McDonalds worker in Germany. It cannot be that Eastern Europe just serves as a source of cheap labor for the West.
For the countries with no minimum wage, how much do people make, say, working at McDonald’s full time?
I don’t get where the number for germany comes from? I can think of a lot of jobs where you wouldn’t even make half of that.
Is this just the minimum wage * 160 hours? If yes, that’s just stupid.
In Austria there is no general minimum wage, but there are sector-specific minimum wages, which are usually above 1700€ per month.
Wait, I thought french minimum wage was 1200€
And then the Romanian government wonders why everyone from our country is going to Germany, Italy, Spain, France etc
USA (Maryland since wages vary by state)
$12.50/hr x 40hr x 4.3 weeks = $2,150/month
three sick days, No health care, retirement, unpaid holidays. Most minimum wage employees don’t get vacation pay.
I hope to see the day this can be one central figure.
Minimum wage in Spain is 965€. I don’t know the source for the data but is wrong.
Lmao, imagine needing a minimum wage
Pain
Wouldn’t be better to use hourly wage ?
better map would be: minimum wages after taxes
Portugal should surpass 1000€ in 3 years, according to government plans. To compare the evolution, in 2015 it was 565€.
Italy’s “minimum wage” on paper would definitely be around 700 euros. There are lots of slavers here. They don’t care about your pension, all they care about is that you put in those be 12-14 hours of work, while usually working on a 4 hours contract. The money that are not registered don’t make up for anything.
In Russia we have ~150euro minimum wage, for month…
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How is the Portuguese Minimum Wage 823€? The government has defined it at 705€
Made a [quick update](https://i.imgur.com/Fu1ggpA.jpg) adding the UK. Norway doesn’t have a minimum.
**Note:** From April 2022, the UK will have the 2nd highest minimum wage in Europe at 1,856 Euros.
It’s also worth pointing out that these gross figures can be misleading as once you apply tax deductables at different thresholds, factoring cost of living, it can create a very distorted view that’s difficult to compute as a standard of living in any European country compared to another.
Quite interesting that the Scandinavian countries don’t have a minimum wage
Lmao the U.K. is in mud man
I’m surprised Italy has no min wage.
Here’s to praying the EU mandates a minimum wage. We need one facking desperately here in Italy.
Wasn’t this just recently posted?
[https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/seq10s/2022_data_on_minimum_wages_in_the_eu_13_countries/](https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/seq10s/2022_data_on_minimum_wages_in_the_eu_13_countries/) (there’s also a second image with minimum wages in PPS)
In Romania they take almost half of it after taxes.
BG: Gross €332 / Net €282
RO: Gross €515 / Net €308
HU: Gross €542 / Net €372
LV: Gross €500 / Net €426
Serbia, €301 …has almost the same net income as Romania and it’s not even in the EU. Congrats!
The EU will never be equal until a McDonalds worker in Poland makes as much as a McDonalds worker in Germany. It cannot be that Eastern Europe just serves as a source of cheap labor for the West.
For the countries with no minimum wage, how much do people make, say, working at McDonald’s full time?
I don’t get where the number for germany comes from? I can think of a lot of jobs where you wouldn’t even make half of that.
Is this just the minimum wage * 160 hours? If yes, that’s just stupid.
In Austria there is no general minimum wage, but there are sector-specific minimum wages, which are usually above 1700€ per month.
Wait, I thought french minimum wage was 1200€
And then the Romanian government wonders why everyone from our country is going to Germany, Italy, Spain, France etc
USA (Maryland since wages vary by state)
$12.50/hr x 40hr x 4.3 weeks = $2,150/month
three sick days, No health care, retirement, unpaid holidays. Most minimum wage employees don’t get vacation pay.
I hope to see the day this can be one central figure.
Minimum wage in Spain is 965€. I don’t know the source for the data but is wrong.
Lmao, imagine needing a minimum wage
Pain
Wouldn’t be better to use hourly wage ?
better map would be: minimum wages after taxes
Portugal should surpass 1000€ in 3 years, according to government plans. To compare the evolution, in 2015 it was 565€.
Italy’s “minimum wage” on paper would definitely be around 700 euros. There are lots of slavers here. They don’t care about your pension, all they care about is that you put in those be 12-14 hours of work, while usually working on a 4 hours contract. The money that are not registered don’t make up for anything.
In Russia we have ~150euro minimum wage, for month…
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