How much do judges and ministers earn in Ukraine? The Ministry of Finance has published a dashboard of salaries in state bodies
The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine has developed an analytical tool (dashboard) on salaries and the number of employees in state bodies. Find out how much civil servants will earn and what else the Ministry of Finance proposes to ensure the efficient use of state budget funds
The Ministry of Finance has developed and published an analytical tool (dashboard) on the remuneration and number of employees of state bodies, local state administrations and the judiciary in January 2024. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Finance. First of all, this step was taken as part of the reform of the civil servants' remuneration system, which aims to increase the predictability, transparency and fairness of wages and improve the efficiency of management in the public sector.
Thus, according to Deputy Minister of Finance Roman Yermolychev, this tool will help to track the state's expenditures on salaries of public employees. This will ultimately allow "to ensure the efficient use of state budget funds, to make the remuneration of civil servants more transparent and fair, to mitigate the tendency of turnover and outflow of civil servants and to strengthen the role of the state as an employer," he said.
Read how much Ukrainians' salaries grew in 2023 here.
How much do civil servants earn in Ukraine: analysis
As of January 2024, the highest average salary - UAH 68,900 - was earned by employees of the National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission (NEURC). The Antimonopoly Committee is in second place with UAH 67,100, and the Secretariat of the Cabinet of Ministers is in third place with UAH 57,900.
The list goes on in terms of average salary: The Central Election Commission (UAH 55,000), the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine (UAH 54,500), and the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine (UAH 51,100).
Employees of the State Agency on Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving of Ukraine, the State Agency for Water Resources, and the State Labor Service of Ukraine close the list, with an average salary of UAH 15,600.
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What is the salary of judges in Ukraine?
The average salary of the judiciary's top management is UAH 142,000, while the average salary of heads of structural units is about UAH 60,000. At the same time, the average salary in the judiciary is higher by court:
– UAH 358.9 thousand - the Constitutional Court of Ukraine;
– UAH 308.3 thousand - High Council of Justice;
– UAH 279.0 thousand - the Supreme Court;
– UAH 190.5 thousand - High Anti-Corruption Court;
– UAH 123.2 thousand - State Judicial Administration of Ukraine.
According to Roman Yermolychev, the dashboard will be updated monthly, which should prevent abuse of bonuses, which could reach 700%.
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