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UIS Statistics Minimum wage statistics Data from January 2014. Most recent data: Further Eurostat information, Main tables and Database. Planned article update: July 2014. Map 1: Minimum wages, 1 January 2014(EUR per month) - Source: Eurostat (earn_mw_cur) Figure 1: Minimum wages, January 2014 (1)(EUR per month) - Source: Eurostat (earn_mw_cur) Figure 2: Minimum wages, January 2014 (1)(PPS per month) - Source: Eurostat (earn_mw_cur) Figure 3: Minimum wages as proportion of the mean value of average gross monthly earnings, 2012 (1)(%) - Source: Eurostat (earn_mw_avgr2) Figure 4: Proportion of employees earning less than 105 % of the monthly minimum wage, October 2010 (1)(%) - Source: Eurostat (earn_mw_avgr2)Source: Eurostat, Structure of Earnings Survey 2010 and Minimum wages; special calculation made for the purpose of this publication; data are not available in Eurostat's online database Minimum wage statistics, as published by Eurostat, refer to monthly national minimum wages. Main statistical findings Part-time employees Context
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