Average income in Germany: how much do workers earn? If you take all employees in Germany – that’s both full-time and part-time workers – the average salary according to Statista, the German online portal for statistics, is around €2,860 (as of 2017). READ ALSO: The Local Jobs - English-language jobs in GermanyBut women and men still earn different amounts. Men who work full-time earn earn about an average of €3,960 per month (gross), while women working full-time have to make do with just €3,330. READ ALSO: In eastern Germany, the gender pay gap favours womenHere's an overview of the figures:Average gross salary of all employees in Germany: €2,860 (per month)Average net salary of all employees (after tax): €1,890 (per month)Average full-time gross salary of employees: €3,770 (per month)Average gross full-time salary of men: €3,960 (per month)Average gross full-time salary of women: €3,330 (per month)Source: Statista (as of 2017)For a more in-depth break down of salaries read our article: The best and worst paid jobs in Germany

Source: The Local November 21, 2019 11:59 UTC