Palgad Läti
Uusin Palgad-luku maalle Läti
Kursus
1446 EUR/Kuu
Muutus +/-
+62 EUR/Kuu
Protsentuaalne muutus
+4,48 %
Keskiarvo
554,63 EUR/Kuu
Kaikkien aikojen korkein
1446,00 EUR/Kuu
1.6.2026
Kaikkien aikojen matalin
113,00 EUR/Kuu
1.1.1997
Praegune Palgad väärtus Läti on 1446 EUR/Kuu. Palgad Läti tõusis 1446 EUR/Kuu 1.6.2026, pärast seda kui see oli 1384 EUR/Kuu 1.5.2026. Ajavahemikul 1.1.1997 kuni 1.6.2026 oli keskmine SKP Läti 554,63 EUR/Kuu. Kõigi aegade kõrgeim väärtus saavutati 1.6.2026 väärtusega 1446,00 EUR/Kuu, samas kui madalaim väärtus registreeriti 1.1.1997 väärtusega 113,00 EUR/Kuu.
Palgad riigis Läti tõusis 1.6.2026 päeval 1384 EUR/Kuu-lt 1.5.2026 päeval 1446 EUR/Kuu. Palgad riigis Läti oli keskmiselt 554,63 EUR/Kuu perioodil 1.1.1997–1.6.2026, saavutas rekordi 1446,00 EUR/Kuu 1.6.2026 päeval ja madalaima taseme 113,00 EUR/Kuu 1.1.1997 päeval.
Palgad
Palgad
3 aastat
5 aastat
10 aastat
25 aastat
Max
Palgad Ajalugu
| Kuupäev | Väärtus |
|---|---|
| 1446 EUR/Kuu | |
| 1384 EUR/Kuu | |
| 1373 EUR/Kuu | |
| 1428 EUR/Kuu | |
| 1339 EUR/Kuu | |
| 1353 EUR/Kuu | |
| 1445 EUR/Kuu | |
| 1327 EUR/Kuu | |
| 1354 EUR/Kuu | |
| 1340 EUR/Kuu |
Sarnased makronäitajad Palgad-le
Miinimumpalgad
Kvartal
Noorsootöötuse määr
Igakuiselt
Osaline tööhõive
Kvartal
Pensioniiga mehed
Aastas
Pensioniiga naiste jaoks
Aastas
Pikaajalist tööpuudust määr
Kvartal
Rahvastik
Aastas
Täisajalist tööhõive
Kvartal
Tööhõive määr
Kvartal
Tööhõive muutus
Kvartal
Tööjõu kulud
Kvartal
Tööjõu osaluse määr
Kvartal
Tööpuudulikud isikud
Igakuiselt
Tööpuuduse määr
Kvartal
Töötavad isikud
Kvartal
Tootlikkus
Kvartal
Vabad töökoht
Kvartal
Vabade töökohtade määr
Kvartal
Palgad
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Mis on Palgad?
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Palgad Läti — FAQ
Mikä on nykyinen Palgad maassa Läti?
Nykyinen Palgad maassa Läti on 1446 EUR/Kuu (1.6.2026).
Miten Palgad maassa Läti on muuttunut äskettäin?
Palgad maassa Läti nousi arvosta 1384 EUR/Kuu (1.5.2026) arvoon 1446 EUR/Kuu (1.6.2026).
Mikä on Palgad:n ennätyskorkea maassa Läti?
Ennätyskorkea Palgad maassa Läti oli 1446,00 EUR/Kuu (1.6.2026).
Mikä on Palgad:n ennätysmatala maassa Läti?
Ennätysmatala Palgad maassa Läti oli 113,00 EUR/Kuu (1.1.1997).
Mikä on Palgad:n historiallinen keskiarvo maassa Läti?
Historiallinen keskiarvo Palgad maassa Läti on 554,63 EUR/Kuu välillä 1.1.1997–1.6.2026.
Mistä Palgad-tiedot maalle Läti ovat peräisin?
Palgad-tiedot maalle Läti ovat peräisin lähteestä Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia ja julkaistaan Eulerpoolissa.
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