Four-yearly Wage Structure Survey 
National Results: Wage distribution
Averages and percentiles, by age and years working there
Units: euros

	Average	Percentile 10	Percentile 25	Percentile 50	Percentile 75	Percentile 90	
Both sexes	
    All	22,790.20	8,643.66	13,602.53	19,017.09	28,255.45	40,811.42	
    Less than 1 year	15,373.41	6,066.08	9,870.75	14,226.99	18,301.74	24,616.48	
    1 to 3 years	19,043.67	7,475.00	12,063.29	16,443.65	23,047.23	32,693.41	
    4 to 10 years	22,663.86	10,080.11	14,452.27	19,407.60	27,697.30	38,491.10	
    11 to 20 years	28,576.22	13,200.40	17,883.17	24,450.23	35,247.15	49,154.28	
    21 to 29 years	34,127.38	17,133.68	22,230.53	30,614.15	42,319.76	56,788.99	
    30 years and over	33,393.12	12,065.26	22,085.28	31,000.16	42,889.69	56,330.66	
Women	
    All	19,735.22	7,001.27	11,462.43	16,536.10	24,751.72	36,249.13	
    Less than 1 year	13,128.26	4,919.87	7,733.32	11,982.33	16,034.91	21,816.65	
    1 to 3 years	16,565.58	6,275.44	10,224.10	14,353.71	20,237.06	29,144.38	
    4 to 10 years	19,914.07	8,125.14	12,305.94	17,104.82	24,249.71	34,818.72	
    11 to 20 years	25,306.24	10,509.40	15,524.32	21,970.89	31,725.66	43,936.09	
    21 to 29 years	30,977.66	15,220.94	20,858.28	27,867.95	38,860.72	50,284.92	
    30 years and over	31,021.29	15,509.09	22,144.35	28,396.44	38,786.86	48,557.10	
Men	
    All	25,479.74	11,391.44	15,770.16	21,206.99	31,164.24	44,725.21	
    Less than 1 year	17,362.77	8,162.90	12,282.37	15,955.07	19,817.83	26,408.80	
    1 to 3 years	21,637.91	10,151.63	14,363.28	18,482.08	25,599.91	35,880.00	
    4 to 10 years	25,173.41	13,192.08	16,562.94	21,594.33	30,000.00	41,213.88	
    11 to 20 years	31,109.96	15,623.18	19,600.93	26,535.19	37,223.64	52,928.98	
    21 to 29 years	36,180.76	18,031.62	23,506.21	32,854.99	44,875.91	60,131.00	
    30 years and over	34,840.30	7,626.18	22,019.18	32,714.91	45,477.63	59,524.47	
Notes:
1) '..'=The corresponding data is not provided because the number of sampling observations is less than 100
When the box is marked with a '-' sign before the data, this indicates that the number of sampling  observations is between 100 and 500, and thus the figure is unreliable and must be interpreted cautiously.
Source: National Statistics Institute