Real remuneration index (base 2016 = 100) National, monthly
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Measures the real development of earnings per normal hour in the nation.

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Department of Labour Studies - National Statistics Institute. Contract: Subdepartment of Citizen Information.

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Survey of Earnings and Labour Costs.

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National Statistics Institute of Chile.

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Methodological Manual of the Earnings Index and the Labour Costs Index (Base 2016=100).

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Monthly.

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Survey of companies

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Base annual average 2016 = 100.

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Information found on the INE.Stat platform is updated 48 hours after official publication.

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Monthly.

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Month previous to the collection of data.

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Index base year 2016=100 and percentage variations.

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See the Methodological Manual of the Earnings Index and the Labour Costs Index (Base 2016=100).

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National.

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Formal companies that employ five or more workers. The companies must have registered their initiation of independent activities (i.e., they must have a tax identification number (RUT)), have their own accounting, and carry out their activities within the borders of the country. Some companies are excluded because of their economic sector or class.

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Economic sectors classified according to CIIU4.CL 2012 except for the following sectors: Agriculture, forestry, and fishing (A), Other Service Activities (S), Activities of households as employers (T), and Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies (U); and the following classes: Defense activities ((O) 8422) and Public order and safety activities ((O) 8423).

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Formal companies that employ five or more workers. The companies must have registered their initiation of independent activities (i.e., they must have a tax identification number (RUT)), have their own accounting, and carry out their activities within the borders of the country. Some companies are excluded because of their economic sector or class.
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1) International classification CIIU4.CL 2012: 17 economic sections. 2) Size of companies by number of workers: small, from 5 to 49 workers; medium-size, 50 to 199 workers; and large, 200 or more workers. 3) Occupational Group ISCO-88: 9 occupational groups.

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Economic section: CIIU4.CL 2012 and Occupational group: ISCO-88.

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Laspeyres index calculated on the basis of labour costs per total hour, aggregated through two geometric means.

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Laspeyres Index.

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Normal earnings, normal hours, Consumer Price Index (CPI).

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Weights obtained from the Structural Survey of Earnings and Costs of Labor 2014.

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Measures the real development of normal earnings per normal working hour paid to workers who are directly contracted by companies. It should be noted that certain sections do not form part of the target population and that the indicator is only representative of workers directly hired by companies.

Real remuneration index (base 2016 = 100) National, monthlyAbstract

Measures the real development of earnings per normal hour in the nation.

Contact person/organisation

Department of Labour Studies - National Statistics Institute. Contract: Subdepartment of Citizen Information.

Citizen Informationmailto:ine@ine.clData source(s) used

Survey of companies

Name of collection/source

Survey of Earnings and Labour Costs.

Direct source

National Statistics Institute of Chile.

Source Periodicity

Monthly.

Source metadata

Methodological Manual of the Earnings Index and the Labour Costs Index (Base 2016=100).

IR-ICMO Websitehttp://www.ine.cl/estadisticas/laborales/ir-icmo?len=enUnit of measure used

Index base year 2016=100 and percentage variations.

Variables collected

See the Methodological Manual of the Earnings Index and the Labour Costs Index (Base 2016=100).

IR-ICMO Websitehttp://www.ine.cl/estadisticas/laborales/ir-icmo?len=enPeriodicity

Monthly.

Reference period

Month previous to the collection of data.

Base period

Base annual average 2016 = 100.

Link to Release calendar

Information found on the INE.Stat platform is updated 48 hours after official publication.

Statistical Agendahttp://www.ine.cl/inicio/agendaestadistica?len=enStatistical population

Formal companies that employ five or more workers. The companies must have registered their initiation of independent activities (i.e., they must have a tax identification number (RUT)), have their own accounting, and carry out their activities within the borders of the country. Some companies are excluded because of their economic sector or class.

Geographic coverage

National.

Sector coverage

Economic sectors classified according to CIIU4.CL 2012 except for the following sectors: Agriculture, forestry, and fishing (A), Other Service Activities (S), Activities of households as employers (T), and Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies (U); and the following classes: Defense activities ((O) 8422) and Public order and safety activities ((O) 8423).

Population coverage

Formal companies that employ five or more workers. The companies must have registered their initiation of independent activities (i.e., they must have a tax identification number (RUT)), have their own accounting, and carry out their activities within the borders of the country. Some companies are excluded because of their economic sector or class.

Key statistical concept

Normal earnings, normal hours, Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Classification(s) used

Economic section: CIIU4.CL 2012 and Occupational group: ISCO-88.

Aggregation & consolidation

1) International classification CIIU4.CL 2012: 17 economic sections. 2) Size of companies by number of workers: small, from 5 to 49 workers; medium-size, 50 to 199 workers; and large, 200 or more workers. 3) Occupational Group ISCO-88: 9 occupational groups.

Estimation

Laspeyres index calculated on the basis of labour costs per total hour, aggregated through two geometric means.

IR-ICMO Websitehttp://www.ine.cl/estadisticas/laborales/ir-icmo?len=enIndex type

Laspeyres Index.

Weights

Weights obtained from the Structural Survey of Earnings and Costs of Labor 2014.

Dissemination format(s)

IR-ICMO Websitehttp://www.ine.cl/estadisticas/laborales/ir-icmo?len=enRecommended uses and limitations

Measures the real development of normal earnings per normal working hour paid to workers who are directly contracted by companies. It should be noted that certain sections do not form part of the target population and that the indicator is only representative of workers directly hired by companies.