Norway Yearbook - 1996

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2 1 1 Sex and type of bank Labour market Monthly earnings1 of salaried employees2 in commercial and savings banks3. 1 September Employees covered by the census 1995 1993 total1994 total Average monthly earnings Total Salary 1995 Fixed additional allowances Overtime Gratuity, payment per commission month 1994 etc. Males and females Commercial and savings banks 18308 18394 19064 19988 19729 140 120 484 Commercial banks 9621 19245 20011 20978 20548 219 210 514 Savings banks 8687 17444 18045 18893 18820 52 21 452 Males Commercial and savings banks 9589 19945 20640 21729 21337 209 184 580 Commercial banks 5377 20790 21 548 22669 22043 314 312 596 Savingsbanks 4212 18861 19512 20530 20435 75 20 560 Females Commercial and savings banks 8719 16713 17343 18074 17960 63 50 379 Commercial banks. . . 4244 17325 18069 18835 18655 99 81 409 Savingsbanks 4475 16125 16675 17352 17301 30 21 351 tSalaries including gratuity, commission etc., excluding payment for overtime. Comparison between 1995 and earlier years is difficult because the data for the 1995 accounts differ from earlier accounts.2Full-time employees. 3Postbanken is not included. Source: NOS Wage Statistics 1995. More information: Division for Income and Wage Statistics. 21 2 Monthly earnings1 of salaried employees2 in business services. 1 September Sex and occupational group Employees covered by the census 1995 1993 total 1994 total Average monthly earnings Total 1995 Fixed ad- Salary ditional shift allowances Gratuity, commission etc. Payment for overtime work Males and females, total 30025 22 357 22772 23478 22838 150 490 708 Of which Technical employees . 9309 24385 24692 25170 24649 200 301 991 Data processing employees 5637 23634 23758 24841 24286 182 373 870 Office employees 11997 20412 20947 21594 21204 85 304 550 Sales employees 1 270 23661 24 113 25070 21 595 135 3340 90 . Males, total 20158 24601 24867 25559 24801 194 564 863 Of which Technical employees 8176 25072 25377 25856 25300 234 322 1 067 Data processing employees 4542 24771 24696 25 688 25080 204 405 935 Office employees 5176 24712 25004 25540 24955 141 444 773 Sales employees 917 26269 25247 26736 23 162 139 3435 79 Females,total 9867 17930 18476 19226 18828 61 337 392 Of which Technical employees . . 1133 19237 19560 20221 19954 117 151 445 Data processing employees 1095 19645 19980 21324 20993 93 239 599 Office employees 6821 17353 17911 18600 18358 43 198 381 Sales employees 353 19453 20 509 20743 17526 124 3093 120 1Salaries including fixed additional allowances, shift allowances, gratuity, commission etc., excluding payment for overtime.2Full-time employees. Source: NOS Wage Statistics. More information: Division for Income and Wage Statistics. 177
.. 8217 Labour market 213 Monthly earnings1 of salaried employees2 in insurance activity. 1 September Sex and occupational group Average monthly earnings Employees 1995 covered by the census Overtime IKroner Fixed 1993 total 1994 total add- Gratuity, 1995 Total Salary tional al- commis- payment lowances sion etc. 21038 22201 22570 22428 64 78 595 . . . . Malesandfemales,total. Employees not grouped in occupational groups 4089 23645 24 948 25674 25 482 48 144 389 Employees grouped in occupationalgroups 4128 18299 19321 19496 19403 80 12 800 Occupational group C . . 131 14466 15157 15135 15075 56 4 390 OccupationaigroupD . 583 15594 16596 16521 16475 42 5 42g Occupational group E... 742 16367 17369 17093 17011 65 17 678 Occupational group F. . . . 672 17561 18368 18 062 17961 101 - 770 Occupational group G . . 841 19197 20129 19893 19742 113 38 920 Occupational group H . . . 421 20733 21 515 21 245 21165 78 1 1 021 Occupational groupi . 673 23494 24254 25904 25817 82 5 1094 . . . . . Males, total 4272 24523 25742 26001 25804 65 133 637 Employees not grouped in occupational groups 2681 26725 28129 28539 28293 47 198 367 Employees grouped in occupational groups 1 591 20503 21434 21 725 21 609 94 22 1 094 Occupational group E.. 154 16856 17949 17066 16965 58 43 1103 OccupationalgroupF. . . 185 18502 19466 18736 18626 110 - 1192 Occupational group G . . 370 19972 20843 20648 20443 137 68 1 015 Occupational group H . . 244 21 339 22 101 21 806 21 735 69 2 1 071 Occupational group I . . 497 23952 24766 26656 26560 90 6 1159 . . I . Females, total 3945 17504 18530 18855 18773 64 18 551 Employees not grouped in occupational groups 1408 18288 19296 20220 20129 50 40 431 Employees grouped in occupational groups 2537 17031 18070 18098 18020 72 6 617 OccupationalgroupD . . 491 15493 16540 16493 16449 38 6 303 OccupationaigroupE. .. 588 16275 17251 17100 17024 67 10 567 Occupational group F... 487 17116 17945 17806 17709 97 - 613 Occupational group G. 471 18564 19538 19300 19192 94 14 848 Occupational group H . . 177 19822 20642 20472 20380 92 - 951 Occupational group . . . 176 22093 22795 23780 23720 60 - 907 1Salaries including gratuity, commission etc., excluding payment for overtime.2Full-time employees. Managing directors are not included. Source: NOS Wage Statistics 1995. More information: Division for Income and Wage Statistics. 178
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Population 71 Partnerships contract
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