Palgad Iisrael

Uusin Palgad-luku maalle Iisrael

Kursus

14 534 ILS/Kuu

Muutus +/-

-513 ILS/Kuu

Protsentuaalne muutus

-3,41 %

Keskiarvo

10 126,49 ILS/Kuu

Kaikkien aikojen korkein

15 913,00 ILS/Kuu

1.3.2026

Kaikkien aikojen matalin

7024,00 ILS/Kuu

1.1.2005

Praegune Palgad suurus Iisrael on 14 534 ILS/Kuu. Iisrael Palgad langes 14 534 ILS/Kuu 1.7.2026, pärast seda, kui see oli 15 047 ILS/Kuu 1.6.2026. Vahemikus 1.1.2005 kuni 1.7.2026 oli keskmine SKT Iisrael 10 126,49 ILS/Kuu. Kõigi aegade kõrgeim väärtus saavutati 1.3.2026 15 913,00 ILS/Kuu, samal ajal kui madalaim väärtus registreeriti 1.1.2005 7024,00 ILS/Kuu.

Allikas: Central Bureau of Statistics, Israel

Palgad riigis Iisrael langes 1.7.2026 päeval 15 047 ILS/Kuu-lt 1.6.2026 päeval 14 534 ILS/Kuu. Palgad riigis Iisrael oli keskmiselt 10 126,49 ILS/Kuu perioodil 1.1.2005–1.7.2026, saavutas rekordi 15 913,00 ILS/Kuu 1.3.2026 päeval ja madalaima taseme 7024,00 ILS/Kuu 1.1.2005 päeval.

Palgad

Palgad

  • 3 aastat

  • 5 aastat

  • 10 aastat

  • Max

Palgad
Kuupäev
Palgad
12. jaan 2025
14 706,00 ILS/Month
1. jaan 2026
13 778,00 ILS/Month
2. jaan 2026
14 274,00 ILS/Month
3. jaan 2026
15 913,00 ILS/Month
4. jaan 2026
14 344,00 ILS/Month
5. jaan 2026
14 236,00 ILS/Month
6. jaan 2026
15 047,00 ILS/Month
7. jaan 2026
14 534,00 ILS/Month

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Palgad Ajalugu

Palgad — Ajalugu
KuupäevVäärtus
14 534 ILS/Kuu
15 047 ILS/Kuu
14 236 ILS/Kuu
14 344 ILS/Kuu
15 913 ILS/Kuu
14 274 ILS/Kuu
13 778 ILS/Kuu
14 706 ILS/Kuu
13 472 ILS/Kuu
13 533 ILS/Kuu
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Palgad

Iisraelis on palkade võrdlemise aluseks keskmine kuupalk.

Mis on Palgad?

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One of the primary determinants of wages is the demand and supply dynamics in the labor market. When the demand for labor increases, such as during periods of economic growth, wages tend to rise as employers compete for a limited pool of workers. Conversely, when the supply of labor exceeds demand, such as during economic downturns or periods of high unemployment, wage growth may stagnate or even decline. This interplay between demand and supply is fundamental to understanding wage fluctuations in the macroeconomic landscape. Productivity is another crucial factor influencing wages. Higher productivity typically leads to higher wages, as workers are able to produce more output per hour worked. Productivity gains can result from technological advancements, improved skills and education, and better management practices. In a competitive labor market, firms are willing to pay higher wages to attract and retain productive workers, which in turn can drive overall economic growth. 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Over the past few decades, Estonia has experienced robust economic growth, which has been accompanied by rising wages, particularly in sectors such as technology, finance, and manufacturing. However, wage growth in Estonia has not been uniform across all sectors and regions. Urban areas, particularly the capital city of Tallinn, have seen more significant wage increases compared to rural areas. This regional disparity highlights the need for targeted policies to address imbalances and ensure inclusive economic growth. Additionally, the gender wage gap remains a pertinent issue, with women typically earning less than men for similar work. Addressing these disparities requires a multifaceted approach, including promoting equal opportunities, enhancing education and training programs, and implementing policies that support work-life balance. The impact of wages on the broader economy cannot be overstated. 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Palgad Iisrael — FAQ

Mikä on nykyinen Palgad maassa Iisrael?

Nykyinen Palgad maassa Iisrael on 14 534 ILS/Kuu (1.7.2026).

Miten Palgad maassa Iisrael on muuttunut äskettäin?

Palgad maassa Iisrael laski arvosta 15 047 ILS/Kuu (1.6.2026) arvoon 14 534 ILS/Kuu (1.7.2026).

Mikä on Palgad:n ennätyskorkea maassa Iisrael?

Ennätyskorkea Palgad maassa Iisrael oli 15 913,00 ILS/Kuu (1.3.2026).

Mikä on Palgad:n ennätysmatala maassa Iisrael?

Ennätysmatala Palgad maassa Iisrael oli 7024,00 ILS/Kuu (1.1.2005).

Mikä on Palgad:n historiallinen keskiarvo maassa Iisrael?

Historiallinen keskiarvo Palgad maassa Iisrael on 10 126,49 ILS/Kuu välillä 1.1.2005–1.7.2026.

Mistä Palgad-tiedot maalle Iisrael ovat peräisin?

Palgad-tiedot maalle Iisrael ovat peräisin lähteestä Central Bureau of Statistics, Israel ja julkaistaan Eulerpoolissa.

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