In September, the average nominal earned wage in Belarus amounted to 3,099.3 rubles (84,672 Russian rubles), the National Statistics Committee reported. In Minsk the average is 4,021 Belarusian rubles (109,853 Russian rubles), which is the highest in the country. In the Minsk region, the average salary was 3,214 rubles (87,806 Russian rubles), in the Grodna region - 2,782.2 (76,009 Russian rubles), in the Brest region - 2,760 (75,403 Russian rubles), in the Gomel region - 2,732.57 (74,57 Russian rubles). In Russia, the average salary earned in September was 96.2 thousand rubles (3,520.63 Belarusian rubles). In September last year, the figure was 84.3 thousand rubles (3085.13 Belarusian rubles). The highest salaries are in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug - 198.2 thousand rubles (7253.53 Belarusian rubles). Next comes Kamchatka Territory - 175.3 thousand rubles (6415.45 Belarusian rubles), Moscow - 165.7 thousand rubles (6064.12 Belarusian rubles).

In September, the average nominal earned wage in Belarus amounted to 3,099.3 rubles (84,672 Russian rubles), the National Statistics Committee reported. In Minsk the average is 4,021 Belarusian rubles (109,853 Russian rubles), which is the highest in the country. In the Minsk region, the average salary was 3,214 rubles (87,806 Russian rubles), in the Grodna region - 2,782.2 (76,009 Russian rubles), in the Brest region - 2,760 (75,403 Russian rubles), in the Gomel region - 2,732.57 (74,57 Russian rubles). In Russia, the average salary earned in September was 96.2 thousand rubles (3,520.63 Belarusian rubles). In September last year, the figure was 84.3 thousand rubles (3085.13 Belarusian rubles). The highest salaries are in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug - 198.2 thousand rubles (7253.53 Belarusian rubles). Next comes Kamchatka Territory - 175.3 thousand rubles (6415.45 Belarusian rubles), Moscow - 165.7 thousand rubles (6064.12 Belarusian rubles).