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Published: 2 October 2025
Social services pay as a proportion of national average pay, by Member State, 2022 and change since 2018 (%)
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Social services pay as a proportion of national average pay, by Member State, 2022 and change since 2018 (%)
Green indicates an increase of 2 or more percentage points, red a decrease of 2 or more percentage points and yellow a change either way of 2 or less percentage points compared with national average pay; (absolute) mean hourly wages decreased in Greece and Malta only.
Source: Eurofound’s analysis of EU-SES data, extracted June 2025
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În cei 10 ani din 2014 până în 2024, numărul lucrătorilor din serviciile sociale din UE a crescut de la 8 milioane la 10 milioane. În prezent, acestea reprezintă 5 % din totalul forței de muncă din UE. În același timp, sectorul se confruntă cu deficit de forță de muncă și continuă să fie caracterizat de salarii mici – cu aproximativ 20 % mai puțin decât salariul mediu din economiile statelor membre în ansamblu.
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