From 2017 to 2022, the data tracks the annual number of people facing payment delays. The figures represent the number of employees to whom organizations have overdue wage arrears at the beginning of each year. Rows are categorized by economic activity, allowing for comparisons between agriculture, mining, and other sectors. Data is presented in thousands of people and covers all major sectors of the national economy
manufacturing
Manufacturing — construction
manufacturing — manufacture of machinery and equipment not elsewhere classified
manufacturing — manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment
Agriculture, hunting and related service activities; forestry and logging
Chart of the number of employees with overdue wage arrears by economic activity, 2017–2022, thousands of people
All rows relate to: manufacturing
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2017–2022. Rows: 39, periods: 6. Measurement unit — at the beginning of the year; thousand people. Breakdown by positions: Total; agriculture, hunting and provision of services in these areas; mining; manufacturing; manufacturing — production of food and others
Total: the indicator fell from 62.5 to 11.9 between 2017–2022 — by a factor of 5.25. The highest value was 62.5 (2017), the lowest was 11.9 (2022). This is an average annual decline of 28.2%. Up to 2020 the change was −45.6%, after that −65%. Of the 24 largest rows, 0 increased, 24 decreased
The list contains 39 rows, including a total for all economic activities and specific industries such as agriculture, hunting and related services, or mining. Comparing these rows reveals which economic segments experience more frequent or larger-scale wage arrears. This enables an assessment of how these problem areas are distributed across the overall employment structure
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Total (62.5), manufacturing (30.6), manufacturing — construction (14.3), manufacturing — production of ma… (6.1), manufacturing — production of go… (5.7). The gap between the highest and lowest is 625 times. The top five account for 73.6% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Observations are annual, with 6 observation periods in the dataset. There are 148 values in the table out of 150 possible, which is 98.7%. Gaps exist but are isolated: observations for certain positions were not always conducted
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The statistics cover annual trends over six years, starting from 2017. Data are current as of the beginning of each reporting period. Rosstat data assists labor specialists and economists in assessing payment stability across different economic sectors and analyzing the situation of employees facing unpaid wages
How it is calculated
Table notes: Excluding small business entities
1) Без субъектов малого предпринимательства.
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