Data sources

All salary statistics on this site come from official national statistics offices. Below are the data sources used for each country.

Central Statistics Bureau of Latvia
data.stat.gov.lv
CC BY 4.0
Statistics Estonia
stat.ee
CC BY 4.0 (ESB Open Data)
Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia (SORS)
www.stat.gov.rs
SORS open data terms — attribution required
Statistics Department of Lithuania (OSP)
osp.stat.gov.lt
CC BY 4.0
Statistics Norway (SSB)
www.ssb.no
CC BY 4.0
Statistics Finland
stat.fi
CC BY 4.0
Statistics Sweden
www.scb.se
CC BY 4.0
Statistics Poland (GUS)
stat.gov.pl
CC BY 4.0 (GUS Open Data)
Statistics Denmark (DST)
www.dst.dk
CC BY 4.0
National Statistics Institute of Spain (INE)
www.ine.es
INE open data terms
Central Statistics Office of Ireland (CSO)
www.cso.ie
CSO open data
Federal Statistical Office of Switzerland (FSO)
www.bfs.admin.ch
BFS open data
Office for National Statistics (ONS)
www.ons.gov.uk
Open Government Licence
National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE)
www.insee.fr
INSEE open data
Federal Statistical Office of Germany (Destatis)
www.destatis.de
Destatis open data
Statistics Austria
www.statistik.at
Statistics Austria open data
National Institute of Statistics of Italy (ISTAT)
www.istat.it
ISTAT open data
Eurostat — population at 1 January
Eurostat Data Browser: demo_pjan
Eurostat open data
Eurostat pension statistics
Eurostat pension statistics
Eurostat open data; expenditure-derived averages are labelled on pension pages.
State Employment Agency (NVA) — open data dataset "Vacancies"
data.gov.lv/dati/dataset/vakances
CC0 1.0 — free to use for any purpose
State Revenue Service (VID) — profession remuneration
vid.gov.lv/lv/profesiju-atalgojums
Officially published data from VID tax declarations

Data from official statistical offices is used under their published open-data licences. Source attribution is required when the data is republished.

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