In Russia, there was more employees of secondary and large business with a salary from a million rubles and higher, Lent.Ru reported in the international audit-consulting network Finexpertiza. Compared to the additional daily period, we are talking about growth in more than half, in April the number of such employees amounted to 17.1 thousand people (compared with 11.29 thousand in April 2019), follows from analysts.
Mostly specialists with such a high salary work in Moscow, St. Petersburg and Moscow region, as well as in the Sverdlovsk region, Sakhalin region, Krasnodar Territory, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug and Tatarstan. In the capital of employees with official wages from a million about 10.4 thousand, in the region 1.2 thousand, in St. Petersburg – 1.3 thousand.
to Moscow, therefore, there are 60 percent of employees with similar income. “In the capital, the share of such employees is 0.36% of the number of people employed in medium and large enterprises, in St. Petersburg – only 0.1%. However, it is important to emphasize that in this case, when counting the number of the highest paid employees is not taken into account One-time payments. And a significant part of the remuneration of superpox top managers is just on the unite prizes, “said Finexpertiza Global President Elena Trubnikova, indicating that the real number of millionaire employees can be significantly higher than those mentioned 17 thousand.
For analytics calculations, Rosstat’s data on the distribution of the number of employees of medium and large enterprises in terms of wage sizes were used. This information is business, with the exception of small, provides every two years. In 2021, the examination covered 104.6 thousand organizations, including the state and non-state sector, the data obtained are distributed to the general set of statistical observation objects.
On September 1, Finexpertiza reported that about 2.8 million Russians employed in medium and large enterprises (10.3 percent of all employees) receive a salary of more than 100 thousand rubles a month before tax deductions. The leaders are recognized by Chukotka (47 percent of workers receive a salary from 100 thousand rubles), the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District (44.5 percent), the Nenets Autonomous District (35.5 percent) and Moscow (34.8 percent).