Four-yearly Wage Structure Survey Composition of gross salary: National results Composition of gross monthly salary by sex, main NCO-94 subgroups and components of gross monthly salary. Units: euros Base salary Salary supplements Salary supplements for night work, shift work or weekend work Variable salary supplements Overtime payments Ordinary salary Extraordinary payments Gross salary Social Security contributions by the company Income tax retentions Net salary Both sexes All occupations 986.37 452.17 21.86 95.27 9.78 1,448.32 79.71 1,528.03 94.91 219.94 1,213.18 11. Management of companies with 10 or more employees 2,247.42 1,724.89 16.21 232.53 4.20 3,976.51 219.50 4,196.02 175.03 1,178.79 2,842.20 14. Gerencia de otras empresas con menos de 10 asalariados -2,095.68 -1,077.25 -11.70 -52.33 -0.03 -3,172.96 -191.54 -3,364.50 -144.81 -849.11 -2,370.58 20. Professions associated with 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees in physical, chemical, mathematical and engineering sciences 1,797.27 855.36 8.54 91.98 1.30 2,653.93 86.29 2,740.22 151.98 596.22 1,992.03 21. Professions associated with 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees in natural and health sciences 1,370.16 1,765.58 291.82 214.31 11.65 3,147.39 64.05 3,211.43 153.85 773.80 2,283.79 22. Professions associated with 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees in teaching 1,160.56 507.64 3.11 11.70 1.27 1,669.48 49.40 1,718.88 114.11 261.15 1,343.62 23. Legal professionals 1,545.26 953.72 9.04 66.53 0.00 2,498.98 128.17 2,627.14 135.26 581.66 1,910.23 24. Professionals in the management of companies, social and human sciences professionals associated to 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees 1,595.78 784.51 4.99 79.00 2.35 2,382.63 96.88 2,479.51 138.74 520.28 1,820.49 25. Writers, artists and other professions associated to 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees and the like 1,405.00 584.28 47.15 27.94 2.19 1,991.47 97.33 2,088.80 127.01 383.87 1,577.92 26. Professions associated with a 1st cycle university degrees in physical, chemical, mathematical, engineering and related sciences 1,490.29 737.88 12.58 136.91 9.59 2,237.76 78.74 2,316.50 140.14 443.93 1,732.44 27. Professions associated with a 1st cycle university degrees in natural and health sciences, except in optics, physiotherapy and related sciences 1,089.18 933.38 129.08 62.32 8.76 2,031.32 58.14 2,089.46 134.08 355.49 1,599.89 28. Professions associated with a 1st cycle university degrees in teaching 1,226.96 479.09 1.95 9.73 0.81 1,706.85 62.85 1,769.71 120.05 263.13 1,386.53 29. Other professions associated to a 1st cycle university degree 1,169.89 444.34 9.04 56.67 1.75 1,615.98 79.39 1,695.36 107.05 273.25 1,315.06 30. Physical sciences, chemistry and engineering technicians 1,277.62 668.75 35.37 121.23 17.96 1,964.33 81.22 2,045.55 125.70 368.53 1,551.32 31. Natural sciences and health technicians 886.01 306.35 11.43 37.08 4.84 1,197.20 87.01 1,284.21 84.68 148.09 1,051.44 32. Technicians in child education, flight instructors, vehicle navigation and driving 851.51 151.54 3.32 30.13 0.20 1,003.26 43.19 1,046.44 69.49 98.66 878.29 33. Finance and sales support professionals 1,294.62 801.55 10.36 258.65 1.38 2,097.56 164.08 2,261.64 127.96 441.83 1,691.84 34. Administrative support professionals 1,139.56 598.41 6.46 73.78 3.24 1,741.22 106.38 1,847.59 116.99 308.08 1,422.52 35. Other technicians and support professionals 952.82 280.31 11.36 47.39 5.59 1,238.72 49.06 1,287.79 78.34 171.81 1,037.64 40. Accounting, finance services employees, and production and transport support services employees 1,081.87 478.77 14.84 69.61 9.51 1,570.16 131.23 1,701.39 107.74 260.87 1,332.77 41. Library, mail services and related employees 748.70 443.14 8.52 82.41 6.46 1,198.30 33.98 1,232.28 83.54 136.50 1,012.24 42. Office machine operators -1,003.73 -347.11 -41.94 -48.45 -6.32 -1,357.17 -83.02 -1,440.19 -95.41 -181.61 -1,163.16 43. Assistant clerks without customer service tasks not classified previously 825.97 281.63 3.81 36.18 3.81 1,111.41 75.36 1,186.77 77.80 126.19 982.78 44. Assistants clerks with customer service tasks not classified previously 806.63 266.57 4.57 41.48 1.76 1,074.96 71.54 1,146.50 75.18 116.25 955.08 45. Direct customer services activities in travel agencies, receptionists and telephone operators 851.14 192.46 16.49 48.27 2.70 1,046.29 50.62 1,096.92 72.86 99.21 924.85 46. Cashiers, tellers and other similar personnel in direct contact with the public 853.23 426.04 9.73 243.21 2.82 1,282.10 36.64 1,318.74 87.77 136.86 1,094.11 50. Catering services workers 824.35 181.38 8.33 29.41 2.44 1,008.17 102.01 1,110.19 69.39 92.46 948.35 51. Personal services workers 688.33 315.58 36.27 40.33 2.75 1,006.67 36.91 1,043.57 67.55 99.78 876.25 52. Protection and security service workers 939.62 454.60 67.30 78.88 131.06 1,525.28 58.53 1,583.81 99.17 211.47 1,273.17 53. Retail workers and the like 752.34 210.41 6.93 60.97 3.25 966.00 91.90 1,057.90 68.77 89.60 899.53 60. Skilled agricultural workers -896.12 -313.39 -4.04 -86.93 -7.65 -1,217.17 -72.22 -1,289.39 -80.91 -126.87 -1,081.60 61. Skilled livestock workers .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 62. Skilled workers in other agrarian activities .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 70. Worksite managers and other construction foremen 1,105.60 815.53 3.15 246.09 10.11 1,931.24 87.09 2,018.33 125.66 332.08 1,560.59 71. Structural construction workers and the like 866.52 375.39 3.98 136.02 7.77 1,249.68 78.93 1,328.61 85.64 127.23 1,115.74 72. Finished construction workers and the like painters and related workers 909.61 350.59 10.31 113.35 9.47 1,269.67 69.91 1,339.58 88.41 139.40 1,111.77 73. Metallurgy foremen and mechanical workshop bosses 1,267.18 835.35 33.68 203.27 35.59 2,138.11 88.94 2,227.05 139.57 405.79 1,681.69 74. Extractive industry workers 947.98 656.77 20.64 322.22 13.57 1,618.33 86.77 1,705.10 108.97 247.54 1,348.60 75. Welders, sheet-metal workers, structural-metal assembly workers, blacksmiths, toolmakers and related workers 1,006.68 402.53 24.26 147.70 26.50 1,435.72 67.38 1,503.10 100.20 184.47 1,218.43 76. Mechanics and machinery fitters, and electrical and electronic equipment 1,048.49 471.09 30.97 139.83 26.53 1,546.10 62.63 1,608.73 107.11 224.65 1,276.97 77. Metal precision workers, graphic arts workers, potters, glazers and wood, textile and leather craftsman 831.00 461.69 36.54 84.58 21.90 1,314.60 42.03 1,356.63 91.68 166.62 1,098.33 78. Food, beverage and tobacco industry workers 871.82 276.86 21.14 77.82 12.48 1,161.15 46.00 1,207.15 80.84 115.04 1,011.28 79. Carpenters, cabinetmakers, workers in the textile industry, furs, leather, footwear and related trades 836.42 202.74 10.16 73.10 8.14 1,047.30 58.64 1,105.94 74.33 95.62 936.00 80. Team managers and fixed industrial installation foremen 1,217.11 737.25 46.09 185.37 44.88 1,999.24 55.03 2,054.27 134.41 358.49 1,561.37 81. Operators of fixed industrial installations and the like 1,088.10 541.34 104.30 162.75 35.60 1,665.03 50.40 1,715.43 114.94 256.22 1,344.27 82. Fixed machinery operator foremen 1,189.06 736.55 64.82 147.52 26.62 1,952.22 56.14 2,008.36 131.95 335.59 1,540.82 83. Fixed machines operators 931.38 354.45 44.73 90.57 16.92 1,302.75 54.77 1,357.52 92.02 157.86 1,107.64 84. Fitters and assemblers 985.07 314.21 24.49 96.70 24.76 1,324.04 111.95 1,435.99 92.47 164.58 1,178.94 85. Locomotive machinist, operators of agricultural machinery and mobile heavy equipment, and seamen 950.76 600.66 30.29 214.48 27.37 1,578.78 53.56 1,632.34 108.31 224.57 1,299.46 86. Drivers of vehicles for urban or road transport 853.31 359.35 19.76 109.23 13.15 1,225.81 70.51 1,296.31 85.90 134.25 1,076.16 90. Unskilled retail workers -635.84 -155.07 -4.56 -54.77 0.00 -790.91 -109.77 -900.68 -57.34 -78.04 -765.30 91. Domestic employees and other indoor cleaning personnel 656.05 140.93 10.51 20.49 2.29 799.27 50.47 849.74 56.26 53.29 740.19 92. Concierges, window cleaners and security guards 786.05 235.61 39.37 30.93 63.00 1,084.65 50.39 1,135.04 74.62 110.06 950.36 93. Other unskilled workers in other services 785.00 455.16 42.60 62.41 14.10 1,254.26 48.08 1,302.34 87.01 140.64 1,074.69 94. Fish farming and fishing labourers -852.16 -118.45 -13.96 -24.43 -1.76 -972.37 -21.91 -994.28 -64.25 -59.09 -870.95 95. Mining labourers -856.74 -530.45 -21.13 -264.37 -10.08 -1,397.26 -42.83 -1,440.10 -94.57 -175.18 -1,170.35 96. Construction labourers 809.62 294.10 4.39 86.81 5.91 1,109.62 76.28 1,185.90 77.08 92.51 1,016.32 97. Manufacturing labourers 867.98 242.82 21.51 74.75 14.99 1,125.79 44.78 1,170.58 79.54 104.43 986.61 98. Transport labourers and freight handlers 787.95 228.25 14.06 53.97 12.29 1,028.49 45.90 1,074.39 72.89 94.32 907.18 Males All occupations 1,062.57 538.31 24.77 127.23 13.95 1,614.84 86.69 1,701.53 103.79 264.80 1,332.94 11. Management of companies with 10 or more employees 2,394.15 1,891.88 20.24 255.87 4.04 4,290.07 241.29 4,531.36 177.29 1,313.12 3,040.95 14. Gerencia de otras empresas con menos de 10 asalariados -2,338.88 -1,298.47 -16.40 -61.71 0.00 -3,637.35 -148.19 -3,785.54 -152.42 -1,007.10 -2,626.03 20. Professions associated with 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees in physical, chemical, mathematical and engineering sciences 1,892.66 960.49 9.91 103.09 1.45 2,854.60 90.35 2,944.96 157.72 673.46 2,113.77 21. Professions associated with 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees in natural and health sciences 1,417.55 2,189.81 364.36 251.25 21.03 3,628.38 64.45 3,692.84 163.33 957.50 2,572.01 22. Professions associated with 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees in teaching 1,152.68 513.51 5.79 12.28 0.93 1,667.12 44.20 1,711.32 113.01 266.48 1,331.83 23. Legal professionals -1,623.90 -1,331.14 -13.17 -75.28 0.00 -2,955.04 -149.46 -3,104.50 -144.89 -774.11 -2,185.50 24. Professionals in the management of companies, social and human sciences professionals associated to 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees 1,844.75 1,003.89 2.64 104.45 3.17 2,851.81 104.53 2,956.35 153.74 681.56 2,121.05 25. Writers, artists and other professions associated to 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees and the like 1,538.16 765.83 71.52 36.42 1.52 2,305.51 144.30 2,449.81 139.25 497.86 1,812.70 26. Professions associated with a 1st cycle university degrees in physical, chemical, mathematical, engineering and related sciences 1,530.71 806.01 14.47 150.08 11.47 2,348.19 78.57 2,426.76 144.57 479.20 1,802.99 27. Professions associated with a 1st cycle university degrees in natural and health sciences, except in optics, physiotherapy and related sciences 1,106.17 1,017.01 134.95 99.05 7.39 2,130.57 48.12 2,178.68 139.08 393.98 1,645.62 28. Professions associated with a 1st cycle university degrees in teaching 1,237.38 539.56 5.26 15.81 2.21 1,779.15 65.97 1,845.12 124.69 275.41 1,445.02 29. Other professions associated to a 1st cycle university degree -1,467.66 -575.45 -16.11 -103.99 -5.17 -2,048.29 -94.34 -2,142.63 -126.95 -420.99 -1,594.69 30. Physical sciences, chemistry and engineering technicians 1,341.67 730.90 41.78 141.05 22.95 2,095.52 78.19 2,173.71 132.04 411.48 1,630.19 31. Natural sciences and health technicians -929.60 -406.21 -9.54 -59.31 -2.49 -1,338.30 -52.52 -1,390.82 -94.01 -171.99 -1,124.82 32. Technicians in child education, flight instructors, vehicle navigation and driving -1,015.39 -200.76 -1.79 -68.34 -0.30 -1,216.45 -55.86 -1,272.31 -82.14 -162.79 -1,027.38 33. Finance and sales support professionals 1,351.45 923.76 9.92 299.96 1.30 2,276.51 169.33 2,445.84 134.75 499.87 1,811.21 34. Administrative support professionals 1,231.50 698.20 8.12 92.67 3.96 1,933.66 116.68 2,050.34 125.54 376.06 1,548.74 35. Other technicians and support professionals 1,155.07 341.92 12.07 55.75 8.25 1,505.24 60.49 1,565.72 90.46 257.42 1,217.84 40. Accounting, finance services employees, and production and transport support services employees 1,148.54 572.73 21.51 90.83 13.89 1,735.16 136.83 1,871.99 118.79 307.59 1,445.62 41. Library, mail services and related employees 759.81 422.22 8.60 72.13 7.89 1,189.92 33.96 1,223.88 82.46 140.00 1,001.42 42. Office machine operators .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 43. Assistant clerks without customer service tasks not classified previously 914.11 364.84 7.28 54.40 9.50 1,288.45 70.93 1,359.38 88.52 170.86 1,099.99 44. Assistants clerks with customer service tasks not classified previously 922.51 419.83 6.89 86.12 4.71 1,347.06 118.40 1,465.46 92.42 194.06 1,178.99 45. Direct customer services activities in travel agencies, receptionists and telephone operators 913.31 251.94 26.15 73.66 3.64 1,168.89 65.50 1,234.39 81.07 135.41 1,017.90 46. Cashiers, tellers and other similar personnel in direct contact with the public 986.26 771.46 10.00 490.55 3.89 1,761.60 49.29 1,810.89 119.79 228.88 1,462.22 50. Catering services workers 871.77 230.82 9.17 41.12 3.51 1,106.09 119.61 1,225.70 75.42 115.35 1,034.93 51. Personal services workers 824.77 517.69 51.48 82.09 6.38 1,348.84 59.75 1,408.58 89.08 173.87 1,145.63 52. Protection and security service workers 947.41 473.89 69.56 84.57 134.25 1,555.56 60.96 1,616.52 100.92 220.97 1,294.63 53. Retail workers and the like 827.50 300.81 8.66 72.09 4.70 1,133.01 104.05 1,237.06 80.79 127.74 1,028.53 60. Skilled agricultural workers -901.88 -321.61 -4.31 -88.55 -8.05 -1,231.55 -72.61 -1,304.16 -81.69 -129.63 -1,092.84 61. Skilled livestock workers .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 62. Skilled workers in other agrarian activities .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 70. Worksite managers and other construction foremen 1,105.12 820.88 3.22 250.44 10.32 1,936.32 88.26 2,024.58 125.73 333.19 1,565.67 71. Structural construction workers and the like 867.41 377.63 3.98 136.87 7.77 1,252.81 78.92 1,331.73 85.82 127.62 1,118.29 72. Finished construction workers and the like painters and related workers 908.24 356.46 10.34 115.84 9.40 1,274.10 70.94 1,345.04 88.66 140.46 1,115.92 73. Metallurgy foremen and mechanical workshop bosses 1,271.76 845.77 34.03 204.12 35.86 2,153.38 89.60 2,242.99 140.32 410.72 1,691.94 74. Extractive industry workers 950.05 667.48 20.66 327.46 12.46 1,629.99 87.97 1,717.96 109.59 250.89 1,357.48 75. Welders, sheet-metal workers, structural-metal assembly workers, blacksmiths, toolmakers and related workers 1,006.32 406.34 23.89 149.10 26.93 1,439.60 69.46 1,509.05 100.30 185.27 1,223.49 76. Mechanics and machinery fitters, and electrical and electronic equipment 1,047.88 477.93 30.38 141.84 26.58 1,552.39 61.98 1,614.37 107.46 226.48 1,280.43 77. Metal precision workers, graphic arts workers, potters, glazers and wood, textile and leather craftsman 875.93 511.98 43.19 93.95 24.90 1,412.82 42.63 1,455.44 98.44 190.65 1,166.36 78. Food, beverage and tobacco industry workers 892.70 348.64 27.43 96.72 12.53 1,253.87 62.58 1,316.45 89.52 145.04 1,081.88 79. Carpenters, cabinetmakers, workers in the textile industry, furs, leather, footwear and related trades 932.39 258.76 15.91 110.77 11.50 1,202.65 63.06 1,265.71 85.17 124.98 1,055.56 80. Team managers and fixed industrial installation foremen 1,235.46 760.56 45.82 189.21 37.93 2,033.95 58.80 2,092.75 136.43 368.85 1,587.47 81. Operators of fixed industrial installations and the like 1,105.19 581.89 112.33 174.75 38.10 1,725.18 56.06 1,781.24 118.84 275.12 1,387.28 82. Fixed machinery operator foremen 1,200.57 771.82 69.78 157.50 26.45 1,998.84 55.91 2,054.75 134.47 349.96 1,570.32 83. Fixed machines operators 992.44 435.62 57.42 110.59 20.28 1,448.35 59.58 1,507.92 102.59 194.37 1,210.96 84. Fitters and assemblers 1,002.11 332.61 25.63 101.53 26.37 1,361.08 120.29 1,481.38 94.85 175.39 1,211.14 85. Locomotive machinist, operators of agricultural machinery and mobile heavy equipment, and seamen 951.16 605.65 30.30 216.62 26.94 1,583.74 52.51 1,636.25 108.55 225.86 1,301.84 86. Drivers of vehicles for urban or road transport 857.12 364.17 19.76 110.83 13.28 1,234.57 70.62 1,305.19 86.48 135.95 1,082.76 90. Unskilled retail workers -680.95 -162.41 -0.11 -54.32 0.00 -843.36 -124.73 -968.09 -61.11 -85.75 -821.23 91. Domestic employees and other indoor cleaning personnel 807.76 202.54 19.51 33.64 5.31 1,015.61 72.72 1,088.33 71.40 88.28 928.65 92. Concierges, window cleaners and security guards 783.15 242.57 41.52 32.75 66.61 1,092.33 56.65 1,148.98 75.27 113.58 960.13 93. Other unskilled workers in other services 808.65 494.85 49.73 72.50 16.01 1,319.50 53.01 1,372.51 91.50 151.57 1,129.44 94. Fish farming and fishing labourers .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 95. Mining labourers -861.48 -544.65 -23.14 -281.94 -10.36 -1,416.49 -42.31 -1,458.80 -96.01 -184.18 -1,178.61 96. Construction labourers 809.66 295.17 4.39 87.42 5.82 1,110.65 76.65 1,187.30 77.16 92.66 1,017.49 97. Manufacturing labourers 902.41 277.07 25.05 90.46 15.59 1,195.07 47.35 1,242.41 84.94 121.46 1,036.02 98. Transport labourers and freight handlers 805.17 254.51 15.10 60.62 13.36 1,073.04 50.51 1,123.55 76.28 103.82 943.46 Females All occupations 875.92 327.30 17.64 48.94 3.73 1,206.95 69.59 1,276.54 82.05 154.91 1,039.58 11. Management of companies with 10 or more employees 1,755.35 1,164.88 2.71 154.24 4.75 2,924.98 146.45 3,071.43 167.43 728.31 2,175.69 14. Gerencia de otras empresas con menos de 10 asalariados .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 20. Professions associated with 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees in physical, chemical, mathematical and engineering sciences 1,546.98 579.56 4.93 62.81 0.90 2,127.44 75.63 2,203.07 136.91 393.56 1,672.61 21. Professions associated with 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees in natural and health sciences 1,327.80 1,386.36 226.99 181.28 3.27 2,717.43 63.68 2,781.11 145.37 609.60 2,026.15 22. Professions associated with 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees in teaching 1,166.59 503.16 1.07 11.26 1.53 1,671.28 53.38 1,724.66 114.95 257.08 1,352.63 23. Legal professionals -1,477.47 -628.41 -5.48 -58.97 0.00 -2,105.88 -109.81 -2,215.69 -126.95 -415.78 -1,672.96 24. Professionals in the management of companies, social and human sciences professionals associated to 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees 1,387.58 601.05 6.95 57.72 1.66 1,990.29 90.49 2,080.78 126.20 385.41 1,569.16 25. Writers, artists and other professions associated to 2nd and 3rd cycle university degrees and the like 1,306.09 449.41 29.05 21.63 2.69 1,758.19 62.43 1,820.62 117.92 299.20 1,403.50 26. Professions associated with a 1st cycle university degrees in physical, chemical, mathematical, engineering and related sciences 1,333.69 473.92 5.25 85.92 2.31 1,809.92 79.41 1,889.33 122.96 307.25 1,459.12 27. Professions associated with a 1st cycle university degrees in natural and health sciences, except in optics, physiotherapy and related sciences 1,085.98 917.61 127.97 55.40 9.02 2,012.61 60.03 2,072.65 133.14 348.24 1,591.28 28. Professions associated with a 1st cycle university degrees in teaching 1,224.10 462.49 1.04 8.06 0.42 1,687.00 61.99 1,749.00 118.77 259.75 1,370.47 29. Other professions associated to a 1st cycle university degree 1,023.99 380.09 5.58 33.49 0.07 1,404.14 72.06 1,476.20 97.30 200.86 1,178.05 30. Physical sciences, chemistry and engineering technicians 1,106.43 502.64 18.22 68.25 4.62 1,613.69 89.32 1,703.01 108.77 253.74 1,340.50 31. Natural sciences and health technicians 868.79 266.92 12.17 28.30 5.76 1,141.48 100.62 1,242.10 81.00 138.65 1,022.46 32. Technicians in child education, flight instructors, vehicle navigation and driving -757.41 -123.29 -4.19 -8.19 -0.15 -880.85 -35.91 -916.76 -62.23 -61.85 -792.69 33. Finance and sales support professionals 1,168.74 530.86 11.33 167.15 1.56 1,701.17 152.44 1,853.61 112.90 313.28 1,427.42 34. Administrative support professionals 1,078.82 532.49 5.36 61.30 2.77 1,614.08 99.57 1,713.64 111.35 263.16 1,339.13 35. Other technicians and support professionals 779.22 227.43 10.74 40.21 3.31 1,009.96 39.26 1,049.22 67.93 98.33 882.96 40. Accounting, finance services employees, and production and transport support services employees 1,002.20 366.50 6.88 44.24 4.28 1,372.98 124.53 1,497.51 94.55 205.04 1,197.92 41. Library, mail services and related employees 737.13 464.93 8.44 93.10 4.97 1,207.03 34.00 1,241.03 84.66 132.85 1,023.51 42. Office machine operators .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 43. Assistant clerks without customer service tasks not classified previously 789.89 247.58 2.39 28.72 1.48 1,038.95 77.18 1,116.13 73.42 107.91 934.80 44. Assistants clerks with customer service tasks not classified previously 780.88 232.51 4.05 31.55 1.10 1,014.50 61.13 1,075.63 71.35 98.96 905.32 45. Direct customer services activities in travel agencies, receptionists and telephone operators 829.40 171.66 13.12 39.39 2.38 1,003.44 45.42 1,048.87 69.99 86.55 892.32 46. Cashiers, tellers and other similar personnel in direct contact with the public 787.20 254.57 9.59 120.43 2.29 1,044.06 30.36 1,074.42 71.88 91.18 911.36 50. Catering services workers 772.49 127.31 7.40 16.61 1.27 901.07 82.77 983.84 62.78 67.41 853.64 51. Personal services workers 663.12 278.25 33.46 32.61 2.08 943.46 32.69 976.15 63.57 86.09 826.49 52. Protection and security service workers -878.98 -304.48 -49.70 -34.56 -106.19 -1,289.64 -39.59 -1,329.23 -85.54 -137.53 -1,106.16 53. Retail workers and the like 716.48 167.27 6.10 55.66 2.56 886.31 86.10 972.41 63.03 71.41 837.98 60. Skilled agricultural workers .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 61. Skilled livestock workers .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 62. Skilled workers in other agrarian activities .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 70. Worksite managers and other construction foremen .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 71. Structural construction workers and the like -793.81 -191.82 -3.69 -66.04 -8.07 -993.71 -79.27 -1,072.98 -70.63 -95.52 -906.83 72. Finished construction workers and the like painters and related workers -954.79 -156.88 -9.33 -31.42 -11.82 -1,123.49 -36.05 -1,159.54 -80.05 -104.67 -974.82 73. Metallurgy foremen and mechanical workshop bosses .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 74. Extractive industry workers .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 75. Welders, sheet-metal workers, structural-metal assembly workers, blacksmiths, toolmakers and related workers -1,017.09 -292.92 -35.09 -107.63 -14.21 -1,324.22 -7.62 -1,331.83 -97.45 -161.62 -1,072.76 76. Mechanics and machinery fitters, and electrical and electronic equipment 1,064.37 292.19 46.38 87.20 25.21 1,381.76 79.62 1,461.38 98.06 176.80 1,186.52 77. Metal precision workers, graphic arts workers, potters, glazers and wood, textile and leather craftsman 710.55 326.90 18.72 59.48 13.87 1,051.32 40.44 1,091.76 73.57 102.22 915.97 78. Food, beverage and tobacco industry workers 840.18 168.08 11.60 49.19 12.40 1,020.66 20.88 1,041.54 67.68 69.57 904.30 79. Carpenters, cabinetmakers, workers in the textile industry, furs, leather, footwear and related trades 736.45 144.38 4.16 33.86 4.64 885.48 54.03 939.51 63.03 65.03 811.45 80. Team managers and fixed industrial installation foremen .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 81. Operators of fixed industrial installations and the like 983.49 293.21 55.19 89.34 20.30 1,297.00 15.78 1,312.79 91.12 140.56 1,081.10 82. Fixed machinery operator foremen -1,081.74 -407.64 -18.55 -54.49 -28.19 -1,517.57 -58.21 -1,575.78 -108.44 -201.62 -1,265.72 83. Fixed machines operators 798.31 177.57 17.07 46.95 9.61 985.49 44.30 1,029.79 68.99 78.31 882.48 84. Fitters and assemblers 912.59 235.91 19.63 76.17 17.91 1,166.41 76.47 1,242.89 82.33 118.58 1,041.97 85. Locomotive machinist, operators of agricultural machinery and mobile heavy equipment, and seamen -935.21 -406.18 -29.89 -130.99 -44.09 -1,385.48 -94.32 -1,479.80 -99.02 -174.39 -1,206.39 86. Drivers of vehicles for urban or road transport -730.54 -204.07 -19.88 -57.40 -8.82 -943.44 -67.00 -1,010.44 -67.07 -79.60 -863.77 90. Unskilled retail workers .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 91. Domestic employees and other indoor cleaning personnel 622.35 127.24 8.51 17.56 1.62 751.21 45.53 796.74 52.90 45.51 698.33 92. Concierges, window cleaners and security guards 798.70 205.19 29.98 22.97 47.23 1,051.12 23.04 1,074.17 71.78 94.71 907.68 93. Other unskilled workers in other services -683.11 -284.17 -11.91 -18.91 -5.86 -973.15 -26.87 -1,000.02 -67.66 -93.55 -838.81 94. Fish farming and fishing labourers .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 95. Mining labourers .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 96. Construction labourers -806.40 -217.66 -4.36 -43.50 -12.37 -1,036.43 -50.04 -1,086.47 -71.06 -81.82 -933.60 97. Manufacturing labourers 795.89 171.10 14.10 41.85 13.74 980.73 39.41 1,020.14 68.22 68.77 883.15 98. Transport labourers and freight handlers 721.30 126.61 10.04 28.24 8.16 856.07 28.07 884.14 59.78 57.56 766.80 Notes: Source: National Statistics Institute