In January and February 2016 a dozen publications based on the analyses of WageIndicator data saw light. These publications have appeared in, amongst others, the IZA Journal of Labour Economics and the Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development. The papers deal with topics like the Gender Pay Gap in Europe; online job vacancies; the competitive advantage of a foreign language on the labour market; wage changes of sales personnel in Germany; a Sub-Saharan African estimation of the likelihoofd that women working are to be fiound in the service sectors in formal enterprises. All these papers are exclusiveily based on WageIndicator data.
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IT highest paid sector in India at ₹ 346. 42/hr, though only 57.4% satisfied with their salary. BFSI second highest median salary owing to high education levels
Education sector least paid in India – INR 205.29/hr in 3 yrs - News Press Release March 1st, 2016
IT highest paid sector in India at ₹ 346.42/hr; however only 57% satisfied with their pay - News Press Release Monster India - February 29, 2016 - IT sector