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The prosecutor's office is one of the main government bodies that protects law and order. Naturally, in order to avoid the temptation to succumb to acts of corruption, the salary of such an important official as a prosecutor is assumed to be quite high. But is this the case in reality? Let's find out how much prosecutors in Russia earn.

Salary by employee category

The salary of a Russian prosecutor is indeed significantly higher than the average earnings of citizens in the country as a whole. Thus, the regional prosecutor currently receives from 70,000 to 250,000 rubles. per month, depending on the region of his work and personal merits, regional - from 50,000 to 150,000 rubles. for the same period. At the same time, the Prosecutor General of Russia earns 506,190 rubles. per month, or more than six million rubles per year. Of course, his income significantly exceeds even the rather large salaries of his subordinates.

Salaries in individual cities

How much do employees in this field earn in specific Russian cities? Below we provide data on the monthly income of regional prosecutors for individual localities of the Russian Federation:

  • Moscow (Prosecutor General) – 506,190 rubles;
  • Tver – RUB 226,358;
  • Simferopol - 91,083 rubles;
  • Smolensk – 89,437 rubles;
  • Kaliningrad – 85,000 rub.

As we can see, if we do not take into account the earnings of the Prosecutor General, then the head of the Tver Regional Prosecutor's Office receives the most.

If we talk about the heads of the district prosecutor's office, then in the Kaliningrad region their salaries vary from 54,600 rubles. up to 70,000 rubles, in the Smolensk region – 57,000–72,900 rubles, Tver region – 76,800–142,900 rubles. As we see, here, too, the prosecutors of the Tver region are ahead in terms of income.

What about in Europe?

But, as they say, everything is learned by comparison. Let's take a look at the salaries of representatives of similar positions in European countries and compare them with the earnings of colleagues from Russia.

The Swiss have the highest level of income among prosecutors in Europe - 7,100 euros per month, Andorrans - 5,800 euros, Monegasques - 3,400 euros and Norwegians - 3,300 euros. Moreover, if in the dwarf countries of Andorra and Monaco such large salaries of employees are explained by the fact that this institution in these states consists exclusively of employees of the central apparatus, then in Switzerland and Norway there is generally a fairly high level of income of the population.

Employees of the prosecutor's office in Moldova receive the least in Europe - 177 euros per month and in Ukraine - 114 euros per month.

In the Russian prosecutor's office, the average salary is about 80 thousand rubles or 1100–1150 euros per month. Thus, we can say that representatives of this type of public service in our country in terms of income are approximately in the middle of the European list, although closer to the bottom.

Decent salary

By domestic Russian standards, prosecutors certainly have decent salaries. However, even if compared with European countries as a whole, our workers in this area are not at the bottom of the list in terms of wages, but closer to the middle.

But it is also worth taking into account the fact that the level of Russian prices is still lower than European indicators, which means that the real income of domestic employees is even higher.

However, the government, as part of increasing salaries for civil servants, continues, albeit at a slower pace than for representatives of low-paid positions, to increase salaries for prosecutors. The purpose of this step is to ensure a decent standard of living for this category of employees, which in turn should help reduce the overall level of corruption.


Russia is distinguished not only by its large territory, but also by its very high wages.

What is the average salary in Russia?

If we compare the level of average monthly income in 2018 with salaries in Russia in 2019, we can note that the average salary in Russia has increased by 12% over the past year. But it is worth considering that the increase in wages in Russia in 2019 occurred exclusively in the national currency.

In foreign currency terms, salaries in Russia decreased in 2019 due to the appreciation of foreign currency.

Thus, the average salary in Russia in dollar terms in 2019 is significantly lower than in more developed countries, such as the Baltic states and.

According to statistics, the highest salaries in Russia are observed in two cities of this country: Moscow and the cultural capital of the Russian Federation, St. Petersburg.

There has always been a large gap between average wages in Russia among regions. But in recent years (2017-2019), the trend of widening the gap between indicators has only intensified. This is primarily due to the onset of the economic crisis, as a result of which the foreign exchange rate sharply increased.


Due to the increase, the income of the population living in provincial areas decreased. Against this background, the unemployment rate has increased significantly. Therefore, many people from provincial regions moved to large cities for the purpose of employment.

The average salary in Russia in 2018-2019 is equal to 36 thousand rubles.

Table: statistics comparing average salaries in Russia by region

Region, district, republicAverage salary level (expressed in rubles)
Belgorod27 280
Bryansk20 790
Vladimir22 770
Voronezh26 070
Ivanovo21 120
Kaluga27 060
Kostroma22 550
Kursk22 770
Lipetsk24 640
Moscow region42 460
Eagle16 830
Ryazan21 340
Smolensk20 020
Tambov21 450
Tver20 130
Tula25 520
Yaroslavl26 620
Moscow66 880
Karelia32 450
Komi39 380
Arkhangelsk36 850
Vologda28 820
Kaliningrad28 820
Leningrad region28 050
Murmansk43 670
Novgorod27 390
Pskov24 310
Saint Petersburg45 430
Adygea20 680
Kalmykia20 130
Krasnodar25 850
Astrakhan27 390
Volgograd23 650
Rostov23 320
Dagestan25 160
Ingushetia20 790
Kabardino-Balkarian18 920
Karachay-Cherkessia18 040
North Ossetia18 590
Chechen21 010
Stavropol22 000
Bashkortostan28 160
Mari El21 230
Mordovia20 900
Tatarstan27 060
Udmurt23 430
Chuvash22 990
Permian27 280
Kirov22 880
Nizhny Novgorod26 840
Orenburg26 070
Penza22 990
Samara27 060
Saratov23 430
Ulyanovsk22 880
Mound22 770
Sverdlovsk32 780
Tyumen50 160
Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug61 930
70 620
Chelyabinsk26 620
Altai24 860
Buryatia27 720
Tyva30 580
Khakassia32 010
Transbaikalia25 300
Krasnoyarsk region29 260
Irkutsk32 450
Kemerovo17 490
Novosibirsk17 600
Omsk28 820
Tomsk32 230
Sakha53 460
Kamchatka50 600
Primorsk33 990
Khabarovsk35 200
Amur34 540
Magadan55 880
Sakhalin51 260
Chukotka56 100

The highest salaries in Russia are in Moscow and St. Petersburg. In dollar terms, the average salary in these cities ranges from $700 to $1,000, while the average salary in all regions is only $570.

This salary level significantly exceeded the average monthly income of residents of Ukraine ($320), Tajikistan ($140), Azerbaijan ($300) and Kyrgyzstan ($220).

Analysis of minimum income by region

The minimum wage is the minimum salary that an organization can pay to its employee. In each region, the minimum wage rate is different.

In 2019, the minimum wage in Russia was raised to 11,280 rubles.

The increase took effect on January 1, 2019. Until this moment, the smallest salary was 9,489 rubles.

But the size of the minimum wage also directly depends on the region and place of employment. The salaries of public sector employees in all regions of Russia are significantly lower than the salaries of people working in non-budgetary organizations.

Table: list of minimum wages in various regions of the Russian Federation

Region/DistrictEstablished minimum wage for public sector enterprises (expressed in rubles)
Belgorod11 280
Bryansk11 280
Vladimir11 280
Voronezh11 280
Ivanovo11 280
Kaluga11 280
Kostroma12 837
Kursk11 280
Lipetsk11 280
Moscow region14 200
Eagle11 280
Ryazan11 280
Smolensk11 280
Tambov11 280
Tver11 280
Tula11 280
Yaroslavl11 280
Moscow18 742
Karelia11 280
Komi11 280
Arkhangelsk11 280
Vologda11 280
Kaliningrad11 280
Leningrad11 280
Murmansk25 675
Novgorod11 280
Pskov11 280
Saint Petersburg17 000
Adygea11 280
Kalmykia11 280
Krasnodar11 280
Astrakhan11 280
Volgograd11 280
Rostov11 280
Dagestan11 280
Ingushetia11 280
Balkarskaya11 280
Circassian11 280
North Ossetia11 280
Chechen11 280
Stavropol11 280
Bashkortostan11 280
Mari El11 280
Mordovia11 280
Tatarstan11 280
Udmurt republic12 837
Chuvash11 280
Permian11 280
Kirov11 280
Nizhny Novgorod11 280
Orenburg12 838
Penza11 280
Samara11 280
Saratov11 280
Ulyanovsk11 280
Mound11 280
Ekaterinburg11 280
Tyumen11 280
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug12 430
Chelyabinsk12 838
Altai11 280
Buryatia11 280
Tyva11 280
Khakassia14 511
Altai region11 280
Transbaikalia11 280
Krasnoyarsk district11 280
Irkutsk11 280
Kemerovo18 313
Novosibirsk11 280
Omsk12 838
Tomsk13 500
The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)15 390
Kamchatka Krai29 024
Primorsky Krai11 280
Khabarovsk region11 414
Amur11 280
Magadan19 500
Sakhalin23 442
Jewish Autonomous Republic12 000
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug11 280

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Analysis of minimum wages by year

The table below shows the dynamics of wage growth (minimum wage) in Russia by year.

dateAmount of the minimum salary (expressed in rubles)
1.07.2003 200
1.01.2004 300
1.07.2005 450
1.06.2006 600
1.10.2007 720
1.01.2008 800
1.09.2009 1 100
1.01.2010 2 300
1.09.2011 4 330
1.01.2012 4 611
1.07.2013 5 205
1.01.2014 5 554
1.01.2015 5 965
1.07.2016 7 500
1.07.2017 7 800
1.01.2018 9 489
1.01.2019 11 280

Minimum wage as of 01/01/2017 according to statistical departments of different countries

According to the draft law, wages are expected to increase in 2019.

According to Article No. 129 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation, a person cannot receive a salary less than the established minimum wage level. But if a Russian citizen did not work all working days or did not fulfill his duties, the manager has the right to independently regulate the amount of his salary.

Salaries of public sector employees

Since January 1, 2019, salaries for public sector employees have increased by an average of 5%.

The salaries of teachers, medical personnel, military personnel and representatives of the judicial system were mainly increased. In 2017, the average salary of a public sector employee was 31,200 rubles. After the increase, this amount increased to 33,000 rubles.

In 2019, salaries of public sector employees are expected to increase at least twice. According to the presidential decree, such an increase in salaries for public sector employees should occur through the introduction of new reforms, for which funds in the amount of 4.6 trillion rubles have been allocated.


But despite this, there is a tendency in Russia to delay wages. The delay in salaries affected primarily law enforcement officers and employees of the educational sector (teachers, pedagogues, university lecturers).

Employees of the Accounts Chamber receive approximately 171 thousand rubles per month. Members of the Federation Council receive 151 thousand rubles monthly. State Duma deputies earn 123 thousand rubles. Compared to last year, their salaries increased by 29%. In 2018, Kremlin employees were awarded a 5% salary increase, so in 2019 their salary is 206 thousand rubles.

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The salaries of preschool teachers increased by 5%. In Moscow and St. Petersburg, the salary of a teacher ranges from 30 thousand to 35 thousand rubles per month. In Yekaterinburg, the salary of a kindergarten worker ranges from 16 thousand to 17 thousand rubles. In Perm, for a similar position they pay from 11 thousand to 13 thousand rubles. In the Altai Territory, the salary of employees of preschool institutions ranges from 13 thousand to 15 thousand rubles per month. Teachers working in the Altai Republic receive monthly from 17 thousand to 19 thousand rubles.

In Crimea this year there is almost no debt on salaries for public sector employees. The level of average monthly wages is actively growing in this region. So in 2015, the average salary was 15 thousand rubles, in 2019 this figure increased to 29 thousand. Social workers receive the lowest salaries in the public sector. Their salary does not exceed 20 thousand per month.

The salary of doctors in this region is 21 thousand rubles, and university teachers and teachers receive approximately 28 thousand - 29 thousand rubles. Teachers of preschool institutions in Crimea earn from 10 thousand to 12 thousand rubles per month. Employees of preschool educational institutions in Sevastopol receive an average of 19 thousand rubles.


The salary of a pilot at the state company Aeroflot directly depends on the number of flight hours:

  1. If the number of hours is 85 per month, then the pilot will receive at least 290 thousand rubles per month.
  2. If the number of hours is more than 90 per month, then the pilot’s salary will be about 340 thousand rubles per month.

The salary of a janitor working in a utility company directly depends on the region. So a janitor in Moscow receives from 22 thousand to 23 thousand rubles. In Chelyabinsk, a similar position pays 15 thousand rubles. In the cultural capital of the Russian Federation, the salary of a janitor is about 20 thousand rubles. In Tula and Yekaterinburg, janitors earn from 15 thousand to 16 thousand rubles.

Analysis of public sector wage arrears

Wage arrears in 2018 in the Russian Federation amounted to 3.8 billion rubles. Over the past month it has decreased by 5%. Due to the current situation, the Russian government intends to freeze the payment of wages to index pension payments in 2019.


The most difficult situation has developed in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. In this region, almost 7.8% of all public sector employees do not receive wages. In St. Petersburg, almost 6.9% of citizens do not receive their salary. In Crimea, more than 4% of residents no longer receive wages, and in Khabarovsk the debt indicator has already reached 4.3%.

Overdue debt arose due to the lack of own funds in the Russian Federation. The total share of this debt is 99.5%. The remaining 0.5% of debt is formed due to late receipt of money from budgets at all levels. This debt is equal to only 18 million rubles.
One of the highest paid professions in Russia is an oil platform worker engaged in oil and gas production. On average, for one day of work, a person can earn up to $300. But this job is not in great demand, even despite the high earnings due to difficult working conditions.

Lowest paid professions

TOP 10 lowest paid professions in Russia:

  • Salesman. On average, a goods seller earns about 17 thousand rubles per month.
  • Secretary. The salary of an office manager is 20 thousand rubles per month.
  • Teacher. The average salary of a university teacher is 15 thousand rubles. But it is worth considering that famous professors and deans with a scientific degree receive an order of magnitude more. But even this amount cannot compare with the salary of a teacher in the USA, which is 87 thousand per year.
  • Locksmith. This specialty belongs to the middle class professions in Russia. A highly qualified specialist can receive up to 60 thousand rubles per month. And mechanics working in public utilities receive no more than 23 thousand rubles per month.
  • Nanny or governess. In 2014, representatives of this profession received about 70 thousand rubles monthly. But due to the crisis and difficult economic situation in the country, their salaries have decreased significantly. Today, the average salary of a nanny in Moscow is 30 thousand - 35 thousand rubles.
  • Sales Representative. The average monthly salary of a representative of this profession is 40 thousand rubles.
  • Hairdresser. It is worth noting that a hairdresser’s salary directly depends on the number of clients. Therefore, on average, hairdressers earn from 13 thousand rubles per month.
  • Doctor. The average salary of a doctor in Russia is 28 thousand rubles. Junior medical personnel receive from 13 thousand rubles. A nurse's salary starts from 15 thousand rubles in more developed regions.
  • Teacher. The average salary in the specialty is 30 thousand rubles.
  • Teacher in preschool children's institutions. The minimum salary for a teacher is 10 thousand rubles per month.


A doctor is a very popular profession in the Russian Federation. All over the world, representatives of the medical industry are highly valued and receive considerable money for their work. But, unfortunately, the same cannot be said about Russia. Despite all the prestige of the profession, the salaries of doctors in this state leave much to be desired.

Only 20% of doctors in the Russian Federation receive a decent salary for such a responsible profession. The remaining 80% receive average wages.

A doctor’s salary directly depends on the region in which the specialist carries out his work. In more developed and large cities, such as Moscow or St. Petersburg, doctors receive higher salaries than employees of the medical industry in provincial areas and regions.


The table below shows the average salary of doctors by region of the Russian Federation in 2018.
City or republicAverage salary (expressed in rubles)
Kostroma35 957
Vladimir37 275
Bryansk33 540
Tambov32 570
Kaluga43 500
Ivanov31 600
Tula39 260
Moscow region57 450
Smolensk32 550
Orlov29 820
Tver32 770
Lipetsk32 700
Belgorod33 440
Voronezh33 120
Ryazan32 767
Kursk30 475
Yaroslavl32 950
Moscow70 000
Pskov32 200
Karelia46 688
Kaliningrad41 460
Arkhangelsk49 720
Murmansk63 900
Vologda38 712
Novgorod36 660
Komi56 700
St. Petersburg (region)44 200
Saint Petersburg53 540
Adygea29 600
Astrakhan34 370
Rostov32 400
Kalmykia26 590
Krasnodar35 320
Volgograd21 300
Stavropol33 700
Dagestan26 930
North Ossetia28 000
Ingushetia28 980
Chechen Republic28 495
Kirov35 515
Bashkortostan39 255
Permian41 995
Chuvash Republic31 665
Penza33 420
Udmurt republic34 650
Mari El29 185
Saratov31 735
Ulyanovsk30 135
Samara35 695
Orenburg32 200
Mordovia26 160
Tatarstan35 970
Mound41 665
Sverdlovsk53 440
Chelyabinsk41 656
Tyumen51 320
Altai43 855
Altai region34 600
Tyva43 050
Irkutsk48 275
Buryatia42 130
Khakassia43 600
Kemerovo40 220
Novosibirsk40 520
Krasnoyarsk region48 670
Omsk35 715
Transbaikal region38 500
Tomsk42 620
Kamchatka Krai90 900
Primorsky Krai48 800
Sakhalin80 530
Khabarovsk52 700
Chukotka104 450
Magadan82 600
Amur43 660
Sakha64 350

Table: average salary of doctors in Russia by district in 2018.

From the above tables we can conclude that by district the Nenets and Yamalo-Nenets districts take the lead in terms of doctor’s salary. The highest salaries for doctors in Russia are in the following areas:

  1. Leningradskaya.
  2. Moscow.
  3. Magadan.
  4. Chukotka.
  5. Kamchatskaya.

If we compare the salaries of doctors by region with the levels of average salaries, the Altai Republic becomes the leader. Doctors in this republic earn 202.3% more than the average salary in the region. In St. Petersburg this figure is 137%, while in Moscow this figure is only 18.9%. Therefore, the wages of Moscow doctors can hardly be called high compared to the average monthly income of other professions.

Analysis of the salary level of doctors by specialty

In Russia in 2019, the average salary of doctors is approximately 35 thousand rubles.

But even despite this, there is a catastrophic shortage of qualified medical personnel in the Russian Federation.


Many Russian doctors prefer to go to work abroad because of more attractive and comfortable working conditions. The main incentive to move to work in another country is better pay.

For example, you can compare the salary of an anesthesiologist in Russia and the United States of America. In Russia, a doctor in such a specialty does not earn more than 69 thousand rubles, while a similar specialty in the United States pays approximately $19,600.


Average salary of doctors for 2019:
  • The average salary for a cosmetologist is 90 thousand rubles.
  • The average salary of an obstetrician-gynecologist in developed cities is also 90 thousand rubles.
  • An anesthesiologist-resuscitator receives no more than 66 thousand rubles.
  • An osteopathic doctor can count on 65 thousand rubles per month.
  • A neurophysiologist working in government institutions receives from 62 thousand rubles monthly.
  • The average salary of an MRI specialist is 60 thousand rubles.
  • A ship's doctor earns 60 thousand rubles a month.
  • A homeopathic doctor receives 55 thousand rubles.
  • The average salary of a dentist is 50 thousand rubles.
  • A cytologist earns an average of 50 thousand rubles monthly.
  • A pediatrician receives a monthly salary of 47 thousand rubles.
  • The average salary of a geriatrician is 46,800 rubles.
  • A microbiologist receives 45 thousand rubles.
  • A general practitioner can count on a salary of 40 thousand rubles per month.
  • A doctor engaged in functional diagnostics receives at least 35 thousand rubles monthly.
  • A periodontist earns an average of 63,300 rubles.
  • A urologist earns approximately 30 thousand rubles.
  • The salary of a military doctor directly depends on his specialization. But on average, a military doctor receives from 40 to 50 thousand rubles monthly.
  • The chief doctor receives an average of 93,300 rubles.

Maximum salary for a doctor:

  1. A cosmetologist can earn up to 170 thousand - 180 thousand rubles per month.
  2. The maximum salary of a gynecologist is 130 thousand rubles per month.
  3. A pediatrician can earn a maximum of 80 thousand rubles per month.
  4. A therapist can count on 100 thousand rubles.
  5. A functional diagnostics doctor can earn a maximum of 60 thousand rubles per month.

The size of wages is also affected by the location of work. In private clinics, salaries are always higher than in government agencies.

Table of the salary level of the chief physician in public hospitals by region of the Russian Federation

Surgeon in Russia is one of the most popular specialties. The average salary of a surgeon is 32 thousand rubles.


The highest salary for a surgeon in the Smolensk region. In this district, a surgeon’s salary can reach 70 thousand rubles per month. In the Moscow region, doctors in this specialty receive 48,300 rubles. In the Magadan region, the average salary of a surgeon is 45 thousand rubles. In the Nenets Okrug, the salary of surgeons starts from 43 thousand rubles. In the Leningrad region, surgeons earn from 38 thousand rubles.

Table: surgeon salaries by city in Russia

CitySalaries in 2019 (expressed in rubles)
Moscow53 750
Balashikha50 000
Saint Petersburg40 000
Permian35 000
Orenburg36 000
Krasnoyarsk35 000
Ufa35 000
Khabarovsk32 850
Kirovsk31 250

The highest paid specialties in Russia are:

  1. Venereologist with a salary of 129,700 rubles per month.
  2. Paramedic – 127,500 rubles per month.
  3. Ophthalmologist. The salary of an ophthalmologist starts from 91 thousand rubles per month.

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A surgeon is a qualified attending physician who has received special training in the methods of diagnosing various diseases, as well as trained in surgical methods of treating them. The profession is in demand in the world. However, the salary of a surgeon varies significantly in different countries.

The salary of a doctor depends directly on his specialization and skill level, and also varies depending on the region. In recent years, the amount of salary paid for workers in the medical field has increased significantly, the growth is especially noticeable in the capital.

How much does a surgeon earn in Moscow?

Approximate monthly surgeon's salary up to 64,000 rubles. The minimum wage is – RUB 35,000. This amount of salary paid is found primarily in public medical institutions for low-qualified attending physicians.

Maximum salary for a surgeon in Russia 150000 per month. This kind of money can be earned by highly qualified professional doctors in private medical institutions, as well as doctors or professors of medical sciences.

How much do surgeons earn in other cities:

The paid salary of doctors in St. Petersburg is within up to 42000 per month. Approximate monthly earnings in Yekaterinburg are – 42000 .

The average earnings of specialists in this field working in Irkutsk and Nizhny Novgorod are within up to 40,000 per month. The state of wages in other cities of our country is significantly lower than in the capital.

The United States of America is ahead of all countries in the world in terms of wages among the population. According to the official website of the US Department of Labor, the highest paying field at the moment is medicine. This became possible thanks to the reform that increased wages by approximately $88,000 per year among all medical workers. The minimum salary for a surgeon in the USA is $110 per hour or $230,000 per year.

The level of earnings depends on the qualifications of the specialist, as well as the gender of the doctor. States with few skilled workers pay much higher wages than other regions of the country. However, surgeons are not the highest paid profession in the medical field. According to the results of the survey, orthopedists are currently the highest paid profession in the medical field. They receive approximately up to $420,000 per year.

The salary of a surgeon in America can be increased in the form of additional cash bonuses for participation in various speeches, publications and other events.

Average salary of a plastic and maxillofacial surgeon

How much does a plastic surgeon earn? The salaries of these specialists exceed the earnings of foreign doctors. This phenomenon is explained, first of all, by the fact that the cost of plastic surgery in our country is much cheaper than in foreign medical institutions. However, their level of earnings directly depends on the qualifications of the specialist, as well as on their work experience. In addition, your region of residence affects your earnings.

The average salary of a plastic surgeon in Moscow is from 300 to 400 thousand. In other cities, the approximate earnings of plastic surgeons are significantly lower than those of Moscow specialists – from 150 to 200 thousand.

An ophthalmologist is a specialist qualified in the diagnosis and treatment of various eye diseases. This specialization is extremely in demand, both in Russia and in foreign countries. Clinics often require an ophthalmologist. The salary is 116,000 per month.

The average income of ophthalmologists in Moscow and the Moscow region is – from 60 to 100 thousand rubles per month. The highest monthly salary is received by specialists from the Magadan region, their earnings are - 116,000 rubles.

In the Perm region their salary level is – 50 thousand rubles per month.

The salary of ophthalmologists also depends on their specialization:

  • a person specializing in the treatment of eye diseases in children receives on average in Russia – up to 50 thousand rubles;
  • a surgical specialist can count on an average income 116 thousand rubles per month.
  • On average, a chief ophthalmologist earns up to 150 thousand rubles.

Neurosurgeon's income

A neurosurgeon is an attending physician qualified to assist in the treatment of the human nervous system. Basically, such doctors have to work with clients who are under deep stress. So this specialization of medical workers is extremely complex. How much does a neurosurgeon receive for his work?

The average monthly salary in Russia is – 25 thousand rubles. The greatest income can be received by specialists from the Moscow region and the Tyumen federal district. The average income of these specialists is – up to 46 thousand rubles per month. In private clinics, the salary of neurosurgeons can exceed 150 thousand rubles per month.

Minimum average income for neurosurgeons from the Tomsk region. Their monthly salary is - from 25 to 28 thousand rubles. In other Russian cities, the average income of neurosurgeons is – from 30 to 40 thousand rubles.

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How much do flight attendants earn in Russia and why are they paid that kind of money? Working in the air is associated with romance and constant adventure.

In reality, it is expressed in a complex and responsible activity, so it is not surprising that airline employees receive impressive salaries - in their case, the amount of income is calculated in other figures.

What is the profession

The job of a flight attendant is both clear and quite mysterious. A complete list of duties and responsibilities of a flight attendant is described in detail in the job responsibilities of each company personally.

In general, the functions assigned to a flight attendant are as follows:

  • constant distribution of food and drinks according to schedule and at the request of passengers;
  • meeting passengers and helping them find comfortable accommodation on board;
  • guaranteeing safety on board throughout the flight;
  • providing first aid if necessary;
  • pre-flight preparation;
  • ensuring and checking the functioning of internal communications;
  • tracking the condition of passengers and monitoring compliance with transportation rules;
  • comprehensive and prompt inspection of the interior for debris, contamination, and suspicious objects;
  • turning on the lighting and setting up the equipment available in the cabin;
  • monitoring the status of security and warning systems.

Salary formation

The final amount of income received by flight attendants depends on a large number of factors. Among the most significant are the following:

  • country of operation and localization of the airline;
  • the scale of the company;
  • tariffs operating in the airline;
  • management's attitude towards employees;
  • flight features, including their complexity, range;
  • qualifications of a specific employee.

One of the key factors for determining wages is the assigned rank of a specialist. Aeroflot uses the following approaches to determine rank:

  • 1st rank - 3rd class flight attendant;
  • Rank 2 - an employee who has flown at least 2000 hours and passed a certain qualification exam;
  • 3rd rank - flight attendant with 3000 flying hours;
  • Rank 4 is assigned to instructors;
  • The head of the service receives rank 5.

For salary, the availability and volume of payments, allowances, bonuses that are assigned by the company to the employee are also important.

In Russia

It is impossible to answer unequivocally how much flight attendants can earn in the Russian Federation - there are too many differences even within the same company. In 2018, flight attendants who just started working received from 20,000 rubles monthly.

After completing basic training, flying a certain amount of hours, and earning well-deserved bonuses, the income level rises to 60,000 rubles. When working in first class, female workers can count on 100,000 rubles a month, but the requirements here are more serious.

An important indicator is the average cost of an hour of flight for a flight attendant. In Russia it is about 4,000 rubles. In 2019, the level of earnings is projected to remain unchanged.

In Ukraine

The earnings of a flight attendant in Ukraine approximately correspond to the level of Russian airlines. At the start of a career, the salary can reach $700, gradually reaching the level of $1,700.

You can often find advertisements offering salaries of $3,000 or more. In practice, this turns out to be an exaggerated amount of employment not for Ukrainian companies, but for Arab airline brands.

IN THE USA

In recent years, flight attendants in Australia, the UK and the USA can boast the highest salaries. In the States, aspiring flight attendants can earn $3,500 a month. Qualified flight attendants with sufficient experience earn up to $10,000.

Since 2014, the UAE company has been recognized as the most valuable project in the air transportation industry. Anyone can get a job, all they need to do is pass an interview. After this, the company issues a work visa, draws up a detailed contract and sends it, along with an invitation to work and a ticket to Dubai, to the address of the future employee.

The standard contract is for 3 years with a mandatory probationary period of six months. Upon arrival, housing is immediately provided, and the new employee is sent to flight attendant courses. Training is paid for by the airline - Emirates covers all costs.

While completing the training, you can count on a minimum salary of $1,160 for 6 weeks of training. This is the standard monthly rate.

After passing an exam and test administered by a qualified instructor, a flight attendant can be officially authorized to work independently and will receive a standard monthly rate of $1,160 + $15.50 per flight hour.

With an average flight time of 90 hours per month, the income will be $2,556. This is a fare for working in economy class. If you go to business class, you can go up to $3,000.

At Etihad Airways

Another airline from the UAE, the working conditions of which are largely similar. The national company is inferior to Emirates in volume, but is among the leaders both in the region and in the world.

According to reviews from female employees of the company, they receive from $2,500 to $3,500 depending on class, experience and hours. The salary is higher than that of the industry leader, which is due to internal characteristics.

Pros of the profession

For most people, the work of a flight attendant is surrounded by romantic stories and is associated with many interesting stories. In practice, there are both positive and negative aspects.

The following points stand out from the positive aspects of the procession:

  1. Varied travel. Depending on the flight map and the qualifications of the employee, a large number of countries and regions can be visited, in each of which employees can get some free time to relax and visit new places. Each flight is accompanied by meeting new people, which is also part of the adventure.
  2. Practice and study of foreign languages. According to working standards, a flight attendant must speak at least 2 languages ​​(English and one other). During flights, a flight attendant receives constant communication practice, and can also gradually learn new languages ​​and become acquainted with other cultures.
  3. High salary. Already at the initial stage, workers receive an income above the national average, and every year its value only grows.
  4. Good social package. Airlines take care of their employees by providing them with plenty of benefits, including 1.5 months of included vacation every year.
  5. Early retirement. Flight attendants retire at the age of 45, while receiving a fairly good pension.
  6. Opportunity to meet interesting people during the flight, including celebrities.
  7. Constantly interesting work. The profession of a flight attendant cannot be called boring for many reasons.
  8. Constant self-development. A career as a flight attendant requires constant work on oneself. Learning foreign languages, expanding your circle of acquaintances, improving communication skills, developing manners and knowledge of etiquette - this is just a small list of the advantages of the profession that require work on yourself and will not allow you to degrade by performing the same set of actions every day.
  9. Form style. All company employees must adhere to a certain style of clothing, which attracts quite a lot of people to choose this particular path of labor development.
  10. Physical form. To comply with the rules and standards, you must adhere to certain standards and constantly monitor your condition. This is a powerful motivating factor.
  11. Authority. Professional airline employees enjoy authority in the eyes of representatives of other professions.

Flaws

With all the advantages, the specialty of a flight attendant also has its own disadvantages:

  1. Negative impact on health. The work is physically difficult because it requires constant being on your feet and being dynamic. Flight attendants also experience increased fatigue and constant stressful situations.
  2. Personal life. Being on constant flights, it is difficult for women in this profession to start and maintain a personal life, because they rarely manage to be at home. Not many relationships can withstand such a load for a long time.
  3. Complex and different passengers. You can never predict what contingent will be on board the plane. Sometimes these can be rude people, drunk or downright aggressive characters. In any situation, a flight attendant must remain calm and exude positivity.
  4. Emergency situations. The aircraft cannot be insured against emergencies of varying complexity, so flight attendants must be prepared for any event and provide the necessary assistance to passengers.
  5. Constant development. This is both a positive and a negative. Psychologically, it turns out to be difficult to constantly engage in self-development, pass qualifying exams, and improve knowledge and skills in different industries.
  6. Irregular work schedule. Flights can be at any time of the day, and emergency replacement is also periodically necessary, which makes work difficult and provokes health problems due to disrupted biorhythms.
  7. Regular changes in climatic zones, which creates an increased load on the psychological and physical state of the body.
  8. The need for a constantly positive mood. No one cares about the problems and difficulties in the life of a flight attendant - she must always be in a good mood and, through her example, lift the spirits of all passengers.

What does it take to become a flight attendant?

To become a flight attendant, you will need to receive special education. Usually, a specialty can be obtained in a short time at the appropriate center. In most cases, specialized secondary specialized education is sufficient. Some companies may require a higher-level diploma when applying for a job.

After the training program is completed and the appropriate certificate is received, it is necessary to find a job and undergo practical training for the conditions of a specific employer. Further development consists of taking periodic courses and improving qualifications.

Profile education, knowledge of foreign languages, communication and etiquette skills - this is the basic kit for becoming a real flight attendant.