Andorra Median Salary Hits €2,235 in June, Up 4.5% YoY

Andorra's median declared salary stood at €2,235.35 in June, marking a 4.5% increase from the prior year, according to Department of Statistics data. The average salary reached €2,775.65, up 4.8% year-on-year.

This median level means half of salaried workers earned less and half more. The gap between median and average widened to over €540, with the median at 80.5% of the average.

The €1,900-€2,000 range remained the largest group, covering 5.1% of workers. Salaried employment rose 3.2% to 45,726 from a year earlier, lifting total wage mass by 8.2% to €126.92 million.

Construction led the expansion, adding 8.2% more jobs and boosting wage mass 17.3%. Agriculture, livestock, hunting and forestry followed with 7.6% employment growth and 13.3% higher wage mass. Households with domestic staff saw a 5% drop in employment.

Median salaries climbed most in electricity, gas and water supply, up 12.9%, and construction, up 10.9% to €2,992.88. Averages peaked in energy at €6,087 and finance at €4,793, while hospitality, domestic work and agriculture lagged around €1,995-€2,057. Education's median fell 0.2%, but no sector saw an average decline.

Average salaries grew fastest in health, veterinary and social services, up 8.9%, and motor vehicle sales and repair, up 8.7%.

For the first half of the year, the median averaged €2,208.46, a 4.7% rise from 2025. Over the past 12 months, it stood at €2,185.97, up 4.6%.

Preliminary July data point to continued strength, with 46,096 salaried workers (up 2.8%), an average salary of €2,787 (up 5.8%), a median of €2,255 (up 5.4%) and wage mass at €128.49 million (up 8.7%). These figures await revision.