Minimilöner år 2020: Årlig översyn

Data

Find data on statutory minimum wages in the EU.

• Data: Proportion of minimum wage workers who find it difficult to make ends meet, EU average
• Data: Minimum wage developments in real terms, 15 euro area countries, 2015 price levels
• Data: Proportion of minimum wage workers who find it difficult to make ends meet
• Data: Statutory minimum wages - Minimum wages in the EU in 2020

List of tables

• Table 1: Social partners’ first reactions to the announced initiative on fair wages
• Table 2: Overview of main arguments and proposals concerning an EU minimum wage initiative from social partners
• Table 3: Gross minimum wages, selected EU Member States and the UK, 2019 and 2020
• Table 4: Sub-minimum rates for selected EU Member States and the UK as at 1 January 2020
• Table 5: Further statutory minimum wage rates for private sector workers in selected EU Member States
• Table 6: Number of collective agreements covering low-paying job categories for countries without statutory minimum wages
• Table 7: Minimum wages in collective agreements, applicable in 2019 for selected low-paid jobs
• Table 8: Collective agreement coverage in Finland
• Table 9: Overview of debates during 2019 on aspects of the minimum wage setting processes
• Table 10: Demands for and agreements on targets for future minimum wages to address adequacy in selected EU Member States and the UK
• Table 11: Regional statutory minimum wage rates
• Table 12: Latest minimum wage research in EU Member States and the UK
• Table 13: Overview of recent empirical research in the EU, Norway and the UK on employment impacts of minimum wage increases, 2019
• Table 14: Policies influencing in-work poverty
• Table A1: Network of Eurofound Correspondents – Members participating in the research

List of figures

• Figure 1: Conceptualising adequate minimum wages
• Figure 2: Estimated share of employees earning 90% to 110% of the minimum wage, EU Member States, 2017
• Figure 3: Proportions of female and male employees, EU level, 2017
• Figure 4: Proportion of minimum wage workers per sector, EU level, 2017
• Figure 5: Proportion of minimum wage workers per occupation (top 10), EU level, 2017
• Figure 6: Hourly minimum wages, selected EU Member States, 2020
• Figure 7: Minimum wage developments in real terms, 15 euro area countries, 2015 price levels
• Figure 8: Minimum wage developments in real terms, non-euro area, 2015 price levels
• Figure 9: Impact of purchasing power on the minimum wage value for selected EU Member States and the UK, as at 1 January 2020
• Figure 10: Relative distance between purchasing power of lowest and median minimum wage EU Member States and the UK and highest minimum wage EU Member States and the UK, 2010–2020
• Figure 11: Process for determining minimum wage rates for 2020
• Figure 12: Number of minimum wage rate updates, EU Member States with statutory minimum wages and the UK, since 2010
• Figure 13: Longer-term trend of development of statutory minimum wages relative to median wages of full-time employed workers, selected countries within the EU and the UK, 2000–2018
• Figure 14: Proportion of minimum wage workers who find it difficult to make ends meet, EU average
• Figure 15: Proportion of minimum wage workers who find it difficult to make ends meet
• Figure 16: Making ends meet and minimum wages in relative and absolute terms
• Figure 17: Monthly minimum wage as a proportion of the mean value of average monthly earnings by NUTS1 region, reference year 2016
• Figure 18: Regional variation of relative monthly minimum wages, by NUTS1 region, 2016
• Figure 19: Examples of countries with higher interregional differences in the proportion of minimum wage workers