Kolga Seltsimaja lugu 1873-.... Kolga aleviku serval männimetsas on üks tore maja, mis kunagi oli Eesti ühe suurima omavalitsuse - Kolga valla - keskus.
Kolga Seltsimaja lugu 1873-.... Kolga aleviku serval männimetsas on üks tore maja, mis kunagi oli Eesti ühe suurima omavalitsuse - Kolga valla - keskus.
Salaries in baltic_states_dec_2018_publishingKadri Seeder
This document summarizes wage trends in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania from 2008 to 2018, with forecasts through 2022. It finds that average monthly gross wages have steadily increased in all three countries over this period. Estonia has seen the highest average wages, reaching over 1,500 euros by 2018, while Latvia and Lithuania earn less at around 1,000 euros. Real wages, which account for inflation, have also grown consistently in recent years. Minimum wages in the Baltic states are a much lower percentage of average wages than in other European nations.
This document contains information about wages and salaries in the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania from 2008 to 2022. It shows that average monthly gross wages have generally increased over time in all three countries, with Estonia typically having the highest wages and Lithuania the lowest. Minimum wages as a percentage of average gross wages have also risen. Wage growth has slowed in recent years but remains positive in most periods.
Salaries in the Baltic States March 2018Kadri Seeder
This document analyzes wages and salaries in the Baltic States from 2008 to 2018. It finds that:
- Average monthly gross wages have generally increased each year in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, with forecasts of continued growth through 2021. Estonia typically has the highest wages while Latvia has the lowest.
- Average monthly net wages have also risen annually but are lower than gross wages. The gap between gross and net pay has widened in recent years.
- Minimum wages in each country, expressed as a percentage of average gross wages, have risen over time but remain under 20% in all three Baltic nations.
- Wage growth has been higher in quarters compared to the same period the previous
This document summarizes wage and salary trends in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania from 2008 to 2017. Some key points:
- Average monthly gross wages have generally increased each year in all three countries, with Estonia typically having the highest wages and Latvia the lowest. Wages increased between 4-10% per year from 2015-2017.
- Average monthly net wages followed a similar trend but were lower than gross wages. Net wages increased 3-9% per year from 2015-2017.
- Minimum wages in each country remained steady at around 30-45% of average gross wages between 2008-2017.
Salaries in baltic_states_dec_2018_publishingKadri Seeder
This document summarizes wage trends in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania from 2008 to 2018, with forecasts through 2022. It finds that average monthly gross wages have steadily increased in all three countries over this period. Estonia has seen the highest average wages, reaching over 1,500 euros by 2018, while Latvia and Lithuania earn less at around 1,000 euros. Real wages, which account for inflation, have also grown consistently in recent years. Minimum wages in the Baltic states are a much lower percentage of average wages than in other European nations.
This document contains information about wages and salaries in the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania from 2008 to 2022. It shows that average monthly gross wages have generally increased over time in all three countries, with Estonia typically having the highest wages and Lithuania the lowest. Minimum wages as a percentage of average gross wages have also risen. Wage growth has slowed in recent years but remains positive in most periods.
Salaries in the Baltic States March 2018Kadri Seeder
This document analyzes wages and salaries in the Baltic States from 2008 to 2018. It finds that:
- Average monthly gross wages have generally increased each year in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, with forecasts of continued growth through 2021. Estonia typically has the highest wages while Latvia has the lowest.
- Average monthly net wages have also risen annually but are lower than gross wages. The gap between gross and net pay has widened in recent years.
- Minimum wages in each country, expressed as a percentage of average gross wages, have risen over time but remain under 20% in all three Baltic nations.
- Wage growth has been higher in quarters compared to the same period the previous
This document summarizes wage and salary trends in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania from 2008 to 2017. Some key points:
- Average monthly gross wages have generally increased each year in all three countries, with Estonia typically having the highest wages and Latvia the lowest. Wages increased between 4-10% per year from 2015-2017.
- Average monthly net wages followed a similar trend but were lower than gross wages. Net wages increased 3-9% per year from 2015-2017.
- Minimum wages in each country remained steady at around 30-45% of average gross wages between 2008-2017.
Töötasud majanduse tegevusaladel (EMTAK 2-kohalise koodiga)
Rahulolu kusitlus slaidid
1. Organisatsiooni-
käitumine
Töö tulemused ja kvaliteet
Osalus- ja tegutsemisvalmidus
Puudumiskäitumine
Lojaalsus
Tööturu-
käitumine
Rahulolu
vs häirivad olukorrad
Employee satisfaction
Töötasu, sh lisatasud, rahalised
hüved
Töötingimused ja töökorraldus
Motivatsioon – ajend
tegutsemiseks
Motivation
Sisemised motivaatorid
Välised motivaatorid
Haaratus
(pühendumus)
Engagement
Energia panustamine
Emotsionaalne panustamine
Tunnetuslik panustamine
(voo kogemine)
Sidusus tööga
Job involvement
Emotsionaalne seos
(meeldimine)
Uhkustunne
Kutsumus
Kohusetunne
Sidusus organisatsiooniga
Organizational commitment
Emotsionaalne seos (meeldimine)
Uhkustunne
Ratsionaalne (parema valiku
puudumisel)
Normatiivne (kusagil peab töötama)
Miks on töötajate suhtumine oluline?
Rahulolu, motiveeritus, haaratus ja sidusus mõjutavad organisatsiooni- ja tööturukäitumist.
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20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
Väga
madal
Madal Keskmine Kõrge Väga
kõrge
Rahulolu määr
Tööga rahulolu ja lojaalsusindeks
Rahulolu määr - töötajate osatähtsus grupis, %
Lojaalsusindeks
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Madal Keskmine Kõrge Väga
kõrge
Rahulolu määr
Tööga rahulolu ja puudutud päeavad
Rahulolu määr - töötajate osatähtsus grupis, %
Puudutud päevad - keskmine
Miks on töötajate suhtumine oluline?
Rahulolevad töötajad puuduvad vähem ja on lojaalsemad
5. Miks võrrelda töötajate suhtumist teiste organisatsioonidega?
Võrdlev uuring näitab, kas Teie töötajate suhtumine on “normaalne” võrreldes teistega
1.4
1.92
1.99
1.92
0.73
1.87
1.66
1.42
2.31
1.11
Rahulolu
Motivatsioon
Sidusus töögaSidusus org-ga
Lojaalsus
Teie organisatsiooni töötajate suhtumine töösse
võrreldes teistega
Teiste organisatsioonide töötajad Teie töötajad
NÄIDIS
6.
7. Palgainfo Agentuuri eelised:
+ Üle 10 000 töötaja peal testitud küsimustikud.
+ Suur lisavalik valmis küsimusi eesti ja vene keeles.
+ Toimiv tehniline lahendus.
+ Töötajate organisatsiooni- ja tööturukäitumist mõjutavate tegurite seoste analüüs.
+ Põhjalik tagasiside ja võrdlus sarnaste organisatsioonide sarnaste töötajate
gruppidega.
Tellimine ja lisainfo palgauuring@palgainfo.ee
Miks tellida töötajate rahulolu ja motivatsiooni uuring Palgainfo Agentuurist?