Hourly Earnings (MEI)
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Bibliographic citation:
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development: OECD Employment and Labour Market Statistics(2020 Edition). UK Data Service. https://doi.org/10.5257/oecd/labour/2020

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25 February 2021

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Annual, quarterly and monthly

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Annual: 1955 to 2021
Quarterly: 1955Q1 to 20122Q1
Monthly: Jan 1955 to Jan 2021

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Index: Year 2015=100

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The Hourly Earnings (MEI) dataset contains predominantly monthly statistics, and associated statistical methodological information, for OECD member countries and for selected non-member economies.

The MEI Earnings dataset provides monthly and quarterly data on employees' earnings series. It includes earnings series in manufacturing and for the private economic sector. Mostly, the sources of the data are business surveys covering different economic sectors but in some cases, administrative data are also used. The target series for hourly earnings correspond to seasonally adjusted average total earnings paid per employed person per hour, including overtime pay and regularly recurring cash supplements. Where hourly earnings series are not available, a series could refer to weekly or monthly earnings. In this case, a series for full-time or full-time equivalent employees is preferred to an all employees series.

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Bibliographic citation:
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development: OECD Employment and Labour Market Statistics(2020 Edition). UK Data Service. https://doi.org/10.5257/oecd/labour/2020

Unit of measure used

Index: Year 2015=100

Periodicity

Annual, quarterly and monthly

Reference period

Annual: 1955 to 2021
Quarterly: 1955Q1 to 20122Q1
Monthly: Jan 1955 to Jan 2021

Date last updated

25 February 2021

Key statistical concept

The Hourly Earnings (MEI) dataset contains predominantly monthly statistics, and associated statistical methodological information, for OECD member countries and for selected non-member economies.

The MEI Earnings dataset provides monthly and quarterly data on employees' earnings series. It includes earnings series in manufacturing and for the private economic sector. Mostly, the sources of the data are business surveys covering different economic sectors but in some cases, administrative data are also used. The target series for hourly earnings correspond to seasonally adjusted average total earnings paid per employed person per hour, including overtime pay and regularly recurring cash supplements. Where hourly earnings series are not available, a series could refer to weekly or monthly earnings. In this case, a series for full-time or full-time equivalent employees is preferred to an all employees series.

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