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28/05/2014
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Salary of them , however , grew more than theirs in the same year .
Employed persons with higher education earn on average 215 % more .
G1 , in São Paulo
Women's wages rose more than men in 2012 . According to data released on Wednesday ( 27 ) by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics , the remuneration of them grew on average 2.4% that year , while theirs was up 2%. Nevertheless , men follow earning more than women : on average , U.S. $ 2,126,67 , against R $ 1,697.30 them , a difference of 25.3 % .
Earners without higher level still account for almost 90 % of the total, says IBGE
The survey also shows that , first , grew more among women than among men the number of salaried employed persons: 438 900 men were higher than in 2011 and 619 800 women in the same comparison . They , however, still represent the majority of employees , or 57.3 % of the total.
In companies , the share of men among total employees has decreased , but still stood at 62.8 % in 2012 already in public administration this ratio is reversed: . Most are women , representing 58.9 % of total employees . In nonprofits , they are 54.6 % of wage earners .
education
Also according to the IBGE , only 17.7 % of employees in 2012 had higher education . This share , however , is growing : in comparison with 2011, the number of employees with this degree was up 6 % , while the salaried persons without higher level grew less , 1.6 % .
The income gap when considering the education is great : employees with higher education received , on average , U.S. $ 4405.55 , while the compensation they had not stood at R $ 1,398.74 on average - a difference of 215 % .
In business, employees without upper level are a significant share of 89.5 % of the total (although , in 2009 , was even higher, 90.7 % ) . In public administration where there is the highest proportion of employees with higher education, 41.3 % of the total.
salaries
In 2012 , real total wages and other remuneration paid increased 7.1 % from the previous year. Since 2008 , the accumulated increase was 35.3 % . The average monthly salary increased less , 2.1% in 2012 to R $ 1,943.16 - a cumulative total of 10.1% since 2009 .
The highest increases were registered in average wages in the mining and quarrying ( 44.5 % ) , human health and social services ( 21.3 % ) and construction ( 20.5 % ) activities . Higher salaries , however , were paid by the electricity and gas ( R $ 5,968.28 ) sectors , followed by financial activities , insurance and related services ( R $ 4,587.73 ) and mining and quarrying ( R $ 3,899.12 ) . Have the lowest wages were paid by housing and feeding ( R $ 947.87 ) , administrative activities and complementary services ( R $ 1,170.11 ) and trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles ( R $ 1,258.96 ) .
Source : G1
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