Post by account_disabled on Mar 9, 2024 4:28:43 GMT
Mexicans who are currently working earn an average of 6,252 pesos each month, according to data from the Labor Observatory of the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare (STPS).
In the country, only three economic sectors have monthly salaries above 8 thousand pesos:
Extractive sector (10,612 pesos).
Government (9 thousand 272 pesos).
Education and health (8,874 pesos).
Tourism (5 thousand pesos).
Personal services (4 thousand 626 pesos).
Agriculture (3,551 pesos, this sector has the highest proportion of people over 45 years of age and where there are the most self-employed workers).
According to the Labor Observatory, "in terms of Chile Mobile Number List the level of schooling, in the Education and Health sector, 7 out of every 10 of those employed have a higher level of education, while those employed in the Agriculture and Construction sectors are the ones who have with the highest percentage of Primary education (59.3% and 36.3% respectively), consequently having the Agricultural branch that receives the lowest average income.
Mexicans receive an average salary of $6,000 per month
Data from Factor Human Capital say that in the trend and characteristics of employed people in the country, there are few young people who are employed in the three best-paid economic sectors; The extractive sector is the one with the highest percentage of young people and barely reaches 8.5%.
In contrast, the Tourism sector, with 21.8%, is the one with the highest proportion of employed young people.
The three sectors with the highest salaries only concentrate 6.9 million workers, while the three with the lowest salaries employ 15.8 million people, which is equivalent to 30% of the employed population.
Regarding professional areas, the panorama is different. According to the Labor Observatory, " the average monthly income of the country's employed professionals is 11,690 pesos." In six of the ten areas of knowledge, the average income is above the national average.
Therefore, architecture, urban planning and design are the areas that receive the highest income with 13,490 pesos per month, followed by biological sciences with 13,100 pesos and engineering, 12,691 pesos.
In contrast, the areas that present the lowest monthly income levels and below the average are humanities 10,475 pesos, arts 9,736 pesos and education 9,729 pesos
The finance, banking and insurance, mining and extraction and chemical sectors are the best options to have the highest income among the country's employed professionals.
By region, Mexico City is positioned as the entity with the best monthly remuneration for professionals, with an average of 15,650 pesos; Nearby is Nuevo León, 15,539 pesos; and the third place is occupied by Chihuahua, with an average salary of 15,308 pesos per month.
Data from the National Household Income and Expenditure Survey (Endireh) says that the average amount that families need to maintain their home is 13,529 pesos per month.
The items to which most of the family income is allocated are food and transportation. Mexican households allocate just over half (55%) of their total spending to these items; The remaining 45% must be distributed between clothing and footwear, basic housing services, health care, household cleaning products, personal services, education and entertainment.
In the country, only three economic sectors have monthly salaries above 8 thousand pesos:
Extractive sector (10,612 pesos).
Government (9 thousand 272 pesos).
Education and health (8,874 pesos).
Tourism (5 thousand pesos).
Personal services (4 thousand 626 pesos).
Agriculture (3,551 pesos, this sector has the highest proportion of people over 45 years of age and where there are the most self-employed workers).
According to the Labor Observatory, "in terms of Chile Mobile Number List the level of schooling, in the Education and Health sector, 7 out of every 10 of those employed have a higher level of education, while those employed in the Agriculture and Construction sectors are the ones who have with the highest percentage of Primary education (59.3% and 36.3% respectively), consequently having the Agricultural branch that receives the lowest average income.
Mexicans receive an average salary of $6,000 per month
Data from Factor Human Capital say that in the trend and characteristics of employed people in the country, there are few young people who are employed in the three best-paid economic sectors; The extractive sector is the one with the highest percentage of young people and barely reaches 8.5%.
In contrast, the Tourism sector, with 21.8%, is the one with the highest proportion of employed young people.
The three sectors with the highest salaries only concentrate 6.9 million workers, while the three with the lowest salaries employ 15.8 million people, which is equivalent to 30% of the employed population.
Regarding professional areas, the panorama is different. According to the Labor Observatory, " the average monthly income of the country's employed professionals is 11,690 pesos." In six of the ten areas of knowledge, the average income is above the national average.
Therefore, architecture, urban planning and design are the areas that receive the highest income with 13,490 pesos per month, followed by biological sciences with 13,100 pesos and engineering, 12,691 pesos.
In contrast, the areas that present the lowest monthly income levels and below the average are humanities 10,475 pesos, arts 9,736 pesos and education 9,729 pesos
The finance, banking and insurance, mining and extraction and chemical sectors are the best options to have the highest income among the country's employed professionals.
By region, Mexico City is positioned as the entity with the best monthly remuneration for professionals, with an average of 15,650 pesos; Nearby is Nuevo León, 15,539 pesos; and the third place is occupied by Chihuahua, with an average salary of 15,308 pesos per month.
Data from the National Household Income and Expenditure Survey (Endireh) says that the average amount that families need to maintain their home is 13,529 pesos per month.
The items to which most of the family income is allocated are food and transportation. Mexican households allocate just over half (55%) of their total spending to these items; The remaining 45% must be distributed between clothing and footwear, basic housing services, health care, household cleaning products, personal services, education and entertainment.