Gross median weekly pay Economy

This indicator shows the average (median) weekly pay based on where people live, in the UK, for a pay period in April 2008 to April 2024.

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Gross median weekly pay

Average weekly pay based on where people live, 2024

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Gross median weekly pay

Average weekly pay based on where people live, 2008 to 2024

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Average weekly pay based on where people live, 2024

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Gross median weekly pay

Average weekly pay based on where people live, 2008 to 2024

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Interpretation

For Great Britain data, 2024 estimates are provisional and relate to the pay period that includes 17 April 2024. Estimates for 2023 have been revised and relate to the pay period that includes 19 April 2023.

The country level figure for Northern Ireland has been sourced from NOMIS rather than NISRA. This is to allow for confidence intervals.

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Gross median weekly pay is one of 83 local indicators on the Explore local statistics service. See the full list of local indicators.