The average salary in Moscow by year and industry

Average salary is a vague concept, as it is not determined by a particular industry, narrow specialization, employee experience, social benefits for employment, environmental hazards, and many other factors. Especially in Moscow, where the average salary, for example, of a leading programmer, can be 3-4 times higher than the average salary of an unskilled worker.

But since the average salary in Moscow (and in the regions too) - this is an indicator with practical application, they try to designate it somewhere in the middle between a leading specialist and an unskilled worker.

Oddly enough, but this indicator is involved even in the formation of supply and demand for housing. Higher average salaries in one region attract specialists from others there. As a result, there is an increase in demand for rental and purchase of housing, for conventional and mortgage loans. Construction companies begin intensive development of the region, in which demand for housing is increasing.

Where is the main budget of the country concentrated

It is generally accepted that 65% of the country's budget is concentrated in the center of Russia - in Moscow. As many believe, this state of affairs provides the inhabitants of Moscow with more decent material well-being. And high competition forces employers to raise employees' salaries in order to keep them.

Consider what the average salary in Moscow is projected in 2016.

You can study detailed statistics on the website of any well-known recruiting agency that publishes quarterly reports on professions.

It is worth noting that in 2016 the minimum wage in Moscow is 15,000 rubles.

Expected Indexing

Given the crisis in the country, the estimated wage indexation may reach 10% in 2016. This will bring the average salary in Moscow to the level of 60,000 rubles.

But subject to a sharp devaluation of the ruble, these 10% will not become tangible. However average salary in Moscow still higher than salaries in the regions.

It is worth noting that 60,000 rubles is a salary not of a simple worker, but of specialists. Salaries of ordinary employees without special training and qualifications will amount to 30-35 000 rubles.

And by the end of 2016, according to forecasts of the Moscow City Hall, the average salary in Moscow should increase by 5.8% and exceed the mark of 70,000 rubles.

The unemployment rate will drop to 0.4%.

The average salary in Moscow on years

To date, the average wage in Moscow has been set at 72,029 rubles. Below is a table of indicators since 2010.

By industry

In 2015, the ruble experienced a sharp drop against the dollar, and inflation reached record levels. In this regard, the real salaries of Muscovites were reduced.

But during 2016 it is predicted that the average salary in Moscow by industry will increase. Already now you can observe an increase in some of them.

People who hold leadership positions in Moscow today receive, on average, 73-74,000 rubles. A somewhat different situation is with state employees. Their average salary today is 35,000 rubles.

average salary teachers in Moscow today is 41,000 rubles. However, the president promises to index teacher salaries according to inflation.

Doctors today have an average payment of 60, nurses 35-36, and nurses up to 20 thousand rubles. The salary indexation for medical workers for 2016 will be 10%. It is also planned to expand the social package, add premiums, and discuss a housing construction program for medical workers.

The construction industry is one of the few where earnings did not fall in 2015 and continue to grow in 2016.On average, a simple worker without a specialty today earns up to 28,000 rubles, and the salary of a skilled bricklayer, roofer, tiler, painter is from 35-45 thousand rubles, and narrower specialists earn up to 72,000.

The guards did not observe a decline in wages. The average salary of an ordinary security guard in Moscow is from 40,000 rubles. But a more accurate average salary can be calculated based on the number of shifts.

Also, the n / a level is affected by such nuances as documents on the right to carry and use weapons (whether the guard works with one or not), the level of his physical fitness, documented knowledge of psychology.

The head of the security organization, the average salary in 2016 is from 50,000 rubles.

By professions

The average salaries in Moscow by profession differ depending on the source of funding:

State employees:

1. Medical staff - 60,000.
2. Kindergarten teachers - 35,000.
3. Teachers - 70,000.
4. Police officers - 45,000.
5. Military service officers - 55,000.
6. Military personnel (contract soldiers) - 35,000.

Office staff:

1. Human Resources Specialist - 60,000.
2. Lawyers - 70-80 thousand.
3. Sales department - 50-60 thousand.
4. Call center operators - 35,000.
5. Economists - 45,000.
6. Accountants - 100,000.

IT specialists:

1. Database Specialists - 80,000.
2. Programmers - 120,000.
3. SEO-optimizers - 75,000.
4. Sysadmins - 60,000.
5. Web designers - 80,000.

Working specialties:

1. Welders - 40-50 thousand.
2. Electricians - 40-45 thousand.
3. Plumbers - 40,000.
4. Car sales - 90,000.
5. Movers - 35,000.

Service staff:

1. Cooks - 32,000.
2. Waiters - 45,000.
3. Nannies, nurses, housekeepers - 40,000.
4. Sellers - 40,000.
5. Cabin crew on the plane - 60,000.
6. Secretaries - 30,000.