We Asked People in Milan How Much They Earn | Easy Italian 225

[@jaengen]

I love Italy and the Italian people! - From an American

[@samantapinkspinel964]

Voi avete beccato le persone straordinariamente grate e soddisfatte con i loro stipendi umili (anzi bassi per Milano) 😅 Qui a Roma qui tutti si lamentano, e ora che ho cominciato a lavorare anch’io - li capisco benissimo.

[@SneedforSpeed]

Sono veramente bassi? Ho visto qualche video da un altro canale dove fa video cosi e pensavo che duemila euro al mese era il medio per tutta l'italia, anche a Milano :P

[@EasyItalian]

Notare che alcuni di loro hanno detto che fanno quel lavoro da poco e che per quello per ora si accontentano. 🙂

[@samantapinkspinel964]

Infatti, è un bellissimo atteggiamento ottimista 😊

[@Alex_Rome]

Gli italiani si lamentano a prescindere....è lo sport nazionale, oltre il calcio.

[@LiNa-f5b8t]

how interesting the video! this channel makes video to let people study italian language , and the video is about the daily society in Italy, then , full of italian watch the video than the language learner 😂 and reading all those comments which made by italian really expanded the contexts from the video! actually as an language learner x foreigner living in Italy, these video really helpful to learn the language and understand the italian culture/society, thank u so much ! unfortunately i only can understand italian but not expressing myself by using it 😫 i really want to improve my spoken italian

[@EasyItalian]

You can do that! 💪

[@KaterinaFerrara]

Molto interessante!! A Milano ho pensato più

[@bodineaumathis458]

Qui in Francia quando ero un bambino, parlare dello suo stipendio era un grande tabù! I miei genitori dicevano sempre che i loro stipendi era un secreto e che non dovrei lo dire ai miei amici. Oggi sono 24 et credo che la mentalità cambia poco a poco. Posso parlare liberamente ai miei amici dello mio stipendio. Le tabù e le mentalità cambiano con i paesi ma anche con le generazioni

[@EasyItalian]

Grazie mille per il tuo contributo! Diciamo che in genere in Italia i soldi sono considerati una cosa molto personale, per questo la gente di solito non ne parla volentieri. 😊

[@JohnB-wk1po]

2:22 , what a good answer, that's what I love about Europe, we value our free time and want to make the most out of it. What do you think an american would answer?( retorical question, cuz everybody knows the answer would be the opposite)

[@und3rcut535]

as a business owner I can clearly say talking about your salary with your coworkers is advantegous for the workers.

[@davidstavenau9137]

A minuto 05:15 la donna dice 'unfortunately' (con un accento inglese perfetto) - quindi, è un'italiana con una padronanza meravigliosa dell'inglese, oppure è un'inglese con un italiano stupendo! In ogni caso, è incredibile! (I have such a long way to go with my learning!) :)

[@EasyItalian]

A giudicare dall'accento quando parla in italiano, dovrebbe essere italiana... oppure potrebbe essere bilingue, chissà! 😊

[@YouDadu]

Oppure è la tipica persona che inserisce termini in lingue straniere nelle conversazioni, pratica molto comune di questi tempi, per non parlare degli acronimi...

[@MainulWasTaken]

grazie per creare questa migiore video

[@MiSt3300]

Pretty similar to wages in Poland. It's actually comparable. I'm glad that Poland and Italy are now on a similar development level

[@EasyItalian]

The situation in Italy is unfortunately no good though! 😅

[@MrBaltazaris]

I know about many Polish which run out from Poland becouse 1000e/ month is nothing. We have same problem in czechia. Czech peoples runs on Germany make moneys for lazy Germans But... Italia, before 15-20 years i had friends who was "just" bricklayers and they had before 20 years more than 2000netto month. So is it little bit sad of they saying in video same numbers after 20 years 😢

[@nika8142]

Similar development level PL and Italia? Italia comparing to Poland is not so developed. Even with jobs, with transport, with opportunities, with level of security, level of cleaning, level of roads.. everything.

[@nika8142]

​@@MrBaltazarisyou cannot compare this. In Poland you have zloty..it's also expensive but if you have nice job you will get good salary..not like in Italy. Italia with apartments.. level disaster you have to pay a lot. In Poland at least the level of everything is much better.

[@Males.are.lowest.]

​​Slavs most lazy people on earth. Its why your countries still poor​@@MrBaltazaris

[@ottoband8]

Mio cugino e commercialista , e la realtà dei stipendi in italia e completamente diversa , questi dati non corrispondono alla realtà.

[@BaltzerBoy]

What is the 13th / 14th month thing?

[@EasyItalian]

It's explained in the video. 😊

[@bitaly774]

It’s mean you have 13 or 14 paychecks per year instead of 12

[@PavlinaNemcova-i2d]

I gotta say, I’m very surprised. I had no idea people in Milano make such low salary. And the average salary across Italy is low as well.I’m from Prague and I make twice the salary most ppl mentioned. Italian costs of living, food in the restaurant, etc.are higher than in Prague.

[@SafeSpace-mq8yt]

Can I ask you why are you surprised in the first place? ≈€2,000 net is actually pretty average in most of Europe, and it’s probably higher than what most people make outside of Germany and its satellite states (like Austria, Netherlands etc.). If you earn double than that in Czechia then I’m super happy for you, but you would be totally disconnected from the reality if you think that most people earn as much as you.

[@PavlinaNemcova-i2d]

@ Yes, I’m surprised, because 1,900 or 2K euros is roughly 47 000 CZK. That’s not much, especially for Prague, where the average rent or mortgage payment is estimated to be around 25,000 to 35,000 CZK per month. Of course, people generally earn less or more …less outside of Prague, but for a Czech person, who lives under the impression that Italy-which is perceived as a wealthy, Western European country, we might move to for better earnings-would only make around 2 000 euros is surprising. Here, people often say they need to move abroad to earn more than they can here. Honestly, moving to Italy and earning 2000-2500euros wouldn’t be worth it. You can make that around here (in Prague) pretty easily. Actually, you have to, to be able to afford living here. Czech people would expect to make at least 4-5K euros in countries like Germany or Italy. and this is the general perception of the wider population.

[@SafeSpace-mq8yt]

@@PavlinaNemcova-i2d Ok, thanks for clarifying this. However, I’m afraid to tell you once again you were a bit disconnected from the reality. For starters, because the purpose of this kind of videos (I guess) is to interview casual people, not necessarily the rich ones. Germany is, quite literally, one the richest countries in the world. And even there €4,000-5,000 net salaries, while they are much more common than in other countries, are still well above what most people earn, and you would still be considered a well-off individual if you earn that much. Believe it or not, €2,000-2,500 net salaries are very common in Germany too. Just ask any German if you don’t believe me. Furthermore, are you really sure that €2,000-2,500 is what most people earn in Prague? My impression is that you have a total disconnection of what most people earn, not only in Italy, but everywhere.

[@PavlinaNemcova-i2d]

@SafeSpace-mq8yt I am not disconnected from reality. Definitely not from Prague's reality. I am over 40 years old, having worked for several big companies. I hired people myself, so I know what we gave them and what they asked for. Some friends of mine own companies, and they give people jobs; I know what they are paying them. My husband owns several flats, which he's been renting for the last 15 years. We meet with people from various social circles, and people with various jobs, and we do their background checks. I know what they make and how the salaries have risen over the last several years. I am not disconnected at all...trust me. But of course, as everywhere...you always meet ppl who don't make $2K, of course, and usually they are the loudest. I'll tell you a funny story. A few weeks ago, the Czech Prime minister said if we vote for him again in the upcoming elections, he'll make sure Czechs would make the same salaries as people in Germany. All media, journalists, podcasters, ppl on social media commented on it. Made fun of him as everybody said that the average salary in Germany is around $5K (120K CZK), and we will never have that as a general population. It was everywhere...everybody, including other politicians kept saying that all Germans make around $4-5K (over 100K CZK) and how funny it is to think we will ever get there. So even our politicians are clearly disconnected :-). He said we would make $5K as Germans, cause the average salary in Prague is CZK 52000 (2088 euro) (Average...some have more, some have less).

[@PavlinaNemcova-i2d]

@SafeSpace-mq8yt all in all,I was just surprised about the Italian (Milano) salaries. I don't work in Italy, I spend vacations there. I know the prices so it's just too low. Sorry.

[@андрейпетров-г1г]

In Russia parlare di stipendio è un tabu ! Penso io 🙂....Molto interessante !Grazie !

[@EasyItalian]

Grazie per il tuo contributo! 😊

[@KaanPortolani]

не сказал бы, но многие жалуются на это

[@Estrella.Verni92]

muy bueno amigos!

[@jeannene2583]

Questi stipendi sembrano molto bassi. È interessante che le persone siano soddisfatte dei loro stipendi.

[@LeonardoGreco-vk2gt]

Veramente a me non sono sembrati bassi, o almeno mi aspettavo di peggio. A parte la ragazza stagista, i più bassi sono state le due ragazze che guadagnano €1600-1700, per gli altri si andava dai €2000 ai €3500. Sicuramente è dovuto al fatto che il video è stato girato a Milano: io che sono del Sud sono abituato a tutt’altri stipendi.

[@BlueBerry-gu1cc]

What are you on? molto bassi??

[@canchero724]

​@@BlueBerry-gu1ccin a big city like Milano they're pitifully low.

[@danielacinderella9501]

They are not : 1 million Italians 25-34 years old have left Italy in the last 10 years ( according to official TV news !)

[@MaSa-bp5qe]

@@canchero724you’re comparing it to US salaries. The cost of living in Milan is much cheaper than places like Los Angeles or NYC.

[@srivishnupriyavattikuti5115]

I want to know where milano people shop? They look greatd they aren't crazy rich

[@sushisashimi9136]

Its difficult to say if it is much or not. Depending on living cost. Perhaps someone making 5k net is Swiss is having less purchase power than an Italian making 3500 net. I dunno but could be.

[@nicolehuang427]

A minuto 8:27, I don’t really understand what the lady meant, is she saying when Italiani talk about salary they don’t actually say anything useful? Or she meant that the word tabu is meaningless in this circumstance?

[@johnmaltese676]

The first one you said

[@nicolehuang427]

@ thank you！

[@scsi1995]

hmm in Italia mediamente 24.000 netti all'anno? & oltre 1.700 al mese. Non credo che sia proprio così, in una delle regioni più ricche (Trentino-Alto-Adige) è di circa 24.000 netti all'anno. Ma al sud sono piú verso 19.000. Quindi penso che in Italia la media sia probabilmente intorno ai 21-22.000 netti all'anno.

[@EasyItalian]

Se fai qualche ricerca, puoi vedere che le statistiche indicano più o meno le cifre dette da Giorgia. 😉

[@sonnymoone9932]

The lady in the thumbnail is beautiful ❤

[@stranoamore]

Qual' é lordo e netto ?

[@joebonsaipoland]

Average salary Italy is €1200 a month. Is that still correct? Maybe €1500 in the North?

[@SafeSpace-mq8yt]

€1714 as national average (as stated in the video), ≈€2000 in the North, €1200 in the South

[@MarketsDriveTheWorld]

​@SafeSpace-mq8yt not really....

[@TurdBoi666]

@@MarketsDriveTheWorld yes really

[@gabrielacsinte9849]

So south of Italy becomes like the national average of Romania? 😮

[@toffonardi7037]

@@gabrielacsinte9849probably less

[@mkanter]

Immaginavo che guadagnassero di più a Milano. A New York ci vorrebbero al meno $3000 netti, ossia 2850 euro, per sopravvivere al livello basico, ci vogliano $10,000 al mese per iniziare a vivere bene.

[@EasyItalian]

Immagino! 😅

[@grbadalamenti]

Sì, vabbè, con quel che costa la vita a New York....vacci nel Wyoming che costa come Crotone 😂😂😂

[@androsforever500]

Pagavo 2200 al mese nel 2011 per uno studio apartment in soho, non posso nemmeno immaginarmi quanto costa ora

[@call_me_eye4979]

Per la cronaca: con 2.000 euro netti al mese si fa davvero fatica qui a Milano. La città ha un costo proibitivo, indi per cui anche se potrebbero sembrare parecchi soldi agli occhi di molti stranieri, in realtà sono appena sufficienti. Milano è carissima.

[@EasyItalian]

Agli occhi di molti stranieri 2.000 euro al mese purtroppo sono pochi... 😅

[@toffonardi7037]

Certo che se andate bei posti cretini dove ti fregano…

[@SamA-xu9gy]

Acquistare una casa media a Roma ,, quanto costa indicativamente?

[@grbadalamenti]

250000 euro. Vecchia di minimo 30 anni

[@Noname-iz9uo]

Gosh I want to be able to speak Italian so bad.

[@siskaesther3142]

Learn with Duolingo app 😉

[@eleonorow2119]

I’m surprised that the “journalist” never once asked about the net salary directly-it always had to be two separate questions every time. First, it’s absolutely annoying, and second, by asking this as the second question, you might create an impression for the other person that the compensation might be low, as if you’re surprised and need clarification. I think this is the first comment I’ve written in a year, and it’s not meant to be hateful. But as much as I was curious to learn about salaries in Italy, it was equally hard to endure those 9 minutes.

[@danielec.6303]

sfatiamo il mito della 13esima e 14esima...non sono aggiuntivi...e' lo stesso RAL che viene diviso per 13 o 14 invece di 12

[@Lucas_Ficz]

Siamo realisti: A Milano con meno di 2000 euro lordi NON SI VIVE.

[@hellboy0189]

Sei anche ottimista, io direi minimo 2000 netti a Milano.

[@elenagandolfo4058]

con meno si 2500 netti altro che 2000 lordi hahahahah

[@elenagandolfo4058]

infatti i milanesi milanesi guadagnano tutti sopra quella cifra, chi guadagna meno viene da fuori

[@Lucas_Ficz]

@@elenagandolfo4058 E perché è così, secondo te?

[@elenagandolfo4058]

@@Lucas_Ficz abitudine, se vieni da fuori 2000euro ti sembrano buoni ma a milano non bastano

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

I have a feeling that in some cities in Romania you earn more.

[@Larryrich01]

Its about being happy. The amount doesnt matter all the time

[@grbadalamenti]

Per Milano duemila euro NETTI è uno stipendio basso, fai il barbone con quello che costa la vita

[@gerard13013]

Grazie per questo video interessante.In Francia guadagnamo quasi la stessa cosa. Do vremmo alzare al meno di 30% per avere una vita normale.🎉🎉

[@EasyItalian]

Grazie a te, ci fa piacere che ti sia piaciuto! E comunque anche a Milano, con quello che costa la vita! 😅

[@tomangelo5939]

Grazie per questo, era molto interessante! Penso molto a ciò che sarebbe necessario (in termini di lavoro e denaro) per vivere in Italia. Il mio stipendio attuale mi permette a malapena di vivere a New York, a Brooklyn. Però, vivrei molto bene in Italia (forse non a Roma o Milano, ma preferisco il sud) con quello che guadagno qui. Purtroppo, prima, dovrei migliorare molto il mio italiano, e poi in qualche modo trovare lavoro lì.

[@EasyItalian]

Buona fortuna allora! 💪

[@toffonardi7037]

Roma e’ sud

[@tomangelo5939]

@@toffonardi7037 Si, d'accordo. Ma, ogni libro che ho letto implica che “il sud” inizia in Campania. Quindi, non sapevo che, in Italia, Rome fosse considerato "il sud".

[@toffonardi7037]

@ no non lo e’ considerato ma e’ cone se lo fosse )))

[@MaSa-bp5qe]

At 5:37, why did the doctor make it seem as if Italy isn’t part of Europe? Am I missing something?

[@johnmaltese676]

She said Italian salaries are lower than other countries in Europe and the world

[@Dani_Sinaci]

In Germania da 10 anni, prendo 2500€ al mese, da lunedi a venerdi, come autista di camion.. poi facendo anche un,, side hussle" , una, due ore al girorno faccio ancora 700-1000€ al mese..

[@Raphael_NYC]

Complimenti Giorgia. Grazie. raphael nyc

[@EasyItalian]

Grazie a te, Raphael!

[@ИдаКринцова]

Perque e come si paga tredicesimo, se ci sono 12 mesi al anno? Come funziona?

[@EasyItalian]

A dicembre si ricevono due mensilità anziché una, quindi si viene pagati il doppio praticamente. 😊

[@user-fb5lj9cz5l]

Retribuzione delle ferie e bonus natale

[@grbadalamenti]

Ogni mese ti danno meno. Quindi queste 12 rate si sommano e te le danno a dicembre se hai lavorato tutto l'anno.

[@grbadalamenti]

​@@user-fb5lj9cz5lAssolutamente no. È parte dello stipendio che hanno trattenuto mese per mese

[@aniziaruketti]

Sono technico…1700 Neto…sodisafatto adesso quanta guardo questo video…😅 a small relief that among the same ..

[@EasyItalian]

Che tipo di tecnico? 😊

[@aniziaruketti]

@EasyItalian aereo di manutenzione

[@Lawmakan]

Anche io sono tecnico e guadagno 2700

[@ItalianoTobi-gn1tg]

il video sarebbe molto breve in “easy german” perché l'unica risposta sarebbe “no, non si parla di questo”...

[@EasyItalian]

In realtà Easy German ne ha già fatto uno! 😀

[@Gyullean]

Seems like, Italians love eyeglasses 👓 😂

[@patrickmac2799]

c'è un posto dove questo argumento non è tabù?

[@EasyItalian]

Bella domanda! 😀

[@zniperai]

Quasi ovunque all'estero.

[@alaamohy7397]

No prendo stependio mensile a causa di non aver lavoro , ma sono soddisfatta 😅

[@EasyItalian]

Bene allora! 😀

[@user2kffs]

A swede here. Can’t believe everyone gets 2000 euro net in Milano? And no one is complaining.

[@Alexander-rr6yn]

Most of them were young people on their first job. And by the way why are you so surprised ? In Sweden salaries are so much higher than that ?

[@wayneguy6043]

They don’t look happy though

[@BB-km5nv]

Sweden krona lose its value day after day ​@@Alexander-rr6yn

[@ezranasri5009]

You can't complain and say the truth or you will be punished for it. This is how Italy works its matriarchal society, kinda like socialist/feodal. I might be speculating, but the girls in the begging who said that money are actually getting less, might be wrong.

[@pablonicolasangulo4356]

Sonno argentino e in Sudamerica parlare dall stipendio e assolutamente un enorme tabú. Principalmente Per una raggione di sicurezza, data le altisime tasse de criminalitá.

[@alexpinto53]

These are salaries of people who work in the office ... there is another half in Italy that earns much much less

[@RafaMedina-Vendedor]

Allora, vediamo un po'... vendo un paio di macchine al giorno, e voilà, in una settimana mi porto a casa 3000 euro, tasse incluse!

[@premjitchowdhury262]

Either they are lying or all of them are getting very low pay in Italy.. 😮😮 How can you buy a 5 euro coffee in a avg shop if you earn 2000 in a month??

[@Martínez7824]

Either you are joking or you are American. An average coffee doesn’t cost nowhere near as much as 5 euros

[@adeogunlanre4822]

Un video molto interessante! Secondo me vorrei guadagnare piu di te!! se e possibile ma secondo me, i soldi non e cosi importante ma cioe che e piu importante e vivere una vita buona e qualita!!

[@EasyItalian]

Verissimo! Grazie mille!

[@19Greenhelle]

Secondo me, guadagno abbastanza per vivere e risparmiare alcuni soldi ogni mese. Però la vita a Los Angeles è veramente cara; i costi di tutto sembrano aumentare annualmente. Sono grata per i miei padroni che si assicurano che il mio aumento annuale sia sufficiente per coprire le spese in crescita. Di conseguenza, mantengo la mia posizione da tre anni e mezzo!

[@grbadalamenti]

I miei padroni invece mi danno gli stessi soldi da tre anni a questa parte e non gliene frega nulla se la vita costa di più perché i prezzi sono saliti. Ho dovuto abbassare di un grado la temperatura in casa e comprarmi un maglione nuovo e una felpa con cappuccio

[@banheart9960]

Wow un grado in meno a casa... Non accendo il riscaldamento in casa da 10 anni..

[@metaltoad8462]

tutti a 2k al mese... a parte qualcuna onesta...

[@EasyItalian]

In che senso "qualcuna onesta"? 😅

[@metaltoad8462]

@@EasyItalian nel senso di persona onesta che ci dice il suo stipendio reale

[@EphemeralProductions]

Wow! They actually got all those people to say how much they make! That is a huge feat! For anyone of any country! lol. Bravissimo. 😊😁

[@EasyItalian]

Thank you so much! 😀

[@DamirNisic]

Sono bosniaco e qua guadagno circa 1000€ netti… Sono prof di scuola superiore…

[@EasyItalian]

E sei soddisfatto? 😊

[@DamirNisic]

@ boh, che ne so… qualche volta sì, qualche volta no 😅 Mi piace molto il mio lavoro, ma generalmente i professori non sono soddisfatti 😅

[@michaelcatalano6950]

Sono un professore a una piccolo Università qui in America. Sono vicino a pensione a guadagno circa $5000 netti. È considerato non troppo alto per professori qui però è abbastanza bene per dove abito.

[@kirstennielsen9210]

Si dice che non dovresti mai dire a nessuno quanti soldi hai.

[@ens8502]

Quanti soldi hai non è lo stesso che quanto guadagni.

[@abduns7445]

Guardo il video per Giorgia Non guardo il video per imparare l'italiano 😂💔 Ti voglio bene Giorgia ❤

[@bing_chilling6143]

Sei spaventoso

[@EasyItalian]

@abduns7445 Grazie mille! 🥰

[@orachannel2518]

Vuoi dire mio stipendi bassissimo 😢😢😢

[@EasyItalian]

Ci dispiace. ☹️

[@animeman90s]

While 0.1% indians earn 200k-8million dollars per annum apart from 500billionaires industries

[@wayneguy6043]

None of them have a mortgage , they all live at their parents house

[@Dani_Sinaci]

Mio padre e custode a Milano dal 2011 e prende 1400€ al mese

[@chrisn.541]

Io sono soddisfatto del mio stipendio. Lavoro come ingenere in Germania...

[@EasyItalian]

Grazie per il tuo contributo!

[@hubbifrubbins3719]

I'm actually kind of shocked by this, I knew salaries were lower, but not that low. For comparison, a typical fast-food worker at a Mc.Donalds in California nets around $32,000 a year.

[@EasyItalian]

And consider that they're higher than average in Milan because of the cost of living. 😅

[@SafeSpace-mq8yt]

Another “shocked American” making complete non-sense comparisons. Totally different living costs. A €2000 net salary, pay-checked 13 times per year, is enough to live comfortably in most of Europe (maybe the only exceptions are London and Switzerland), whereas in California you wouldn’t even afford basic utilities, considering that it took me a quick Google search to find out that in SF you pay $2,236 for a studio or $2,912 for a 1-bedroom per month! And not to mention the cost of healthcare, which is infinitely higher in the US. So you came here telling us how rich a Californian McDonald worker is, not knowing that in reality he is significantly poorer than the people in this video.

[@SamA-xu9gy]

@@SafeSpace-mq8yt Credo che i giovani italiani ottengano migliori opportunità di lavoro fuori dall’Italia. I think that Italian youth have a better job opportunity outside Italy

[@SafeSpace-mq8yt]

@@SamA-xu9gy I was replying to the first comment who compared a €2000 per month in Europe with a $32,000 per year of a US McDonald’s worker in California, explaining that a higher salary doesn't automatically translates to a better standard of living, and in this case the American McDonald’s worker is actually worse off. In any case, I don’t understand the meaning of “outside of Italy”, since technically in any country you can find better opportunities in another country, i.e. if you’re in France, you can find better opportunities in Germany, if you’re in Germany you’ll find better opportunities in Switzerland and so on. So your sentence is technically correct, but let me emphasize the fact that still Italy has better standard of living than 80-85% of countries around the world.

[@wasfuerkeksigkeit]

now compare healthcare costs

[@BB-wu1xz]

Les salaires sont très bas et les protagonistes sont satisfaits 😮

[@marcbiffi6430]

😭

[@RosyJacobin-xt8jd]

Shocked 😮 Not enough! Especially in Milano. Back in 1995 I was in Torino. I worked as a Nurse Assistant as live in I was paid $2000. My son is 17, he work part time since he’s at school , his pay $18 working at a large grocery store. Not enough in California.

[@victordasilva5255]

classy, nothing like American Italians

[@RedSpicyFeast1010]

How are US italians?

[@victordasilva5255]

Low class big ego …dumb as a rock

[@HermanWillems]

@@RedSpicyFeast1010 gangster

[@Males.are.lowest.]

American italians its southern Italians not northern.

[@olympiacosschneider5247]

Amici italiani, un professionista non viene pagato per la laurea, per i buoni voti all'università, viene pagato per i risultati, per risolvere problemi, essere creativo e avere un buon rapporto nel lavoro. Guarda il mercato del lavoro, quanto riceverà un professionista all'inizio della carriera e un altro alla fine. Taglia le spese inutili, informati sulle finanze.

[@annebarden4179]

Interessante, capisco perche ci sono molti Italiani che lavorano nel UK….

[@grace-sw4zx]

I come from the UK and, outside of London, the average income is no higher than that of Central and Northern Italy.

[@matteocercaci5320]

This is not true. The average UK salary is higher (not considering London)​@@grace-sw4zx

[@grace-sw4zx]

@@matteocercaci5320 really? because I saw a map on Reddit showing per capita income in different european regions, and the northern regions seemed to be doing well.

[@matteocercaci5320]

@@grace-sw4zx If the data you saw suggested that Norhtern Italian and English salaries are similar, it's bullshit. Quick comparison: Milan, 1.3M inhabitants. Average net salary according to Numbeo: 1930€ a month. Manchester, 1.7M inhabitants. Average net salary: 3000€. Turin, 830k inhabitants. Average salary: 1750€. Liverpool, 820k inhabitants. Average salary: 2700€. Cost of living in Turin is 11% less than that of Liverpool, while salaries in Turin are 37% lower. Cost of living in Milan is 1.5% less than that of Manchester, while salaries in Milan are 53% lower than Manchester. The gap is big; Italians move to UK, not the contrary.

[@grace-sw4zx]

@@matteocercaci5320 very strange, because the map was posted on Reddit but the source was Eurostat, so I thought it was accurate.

[@jonni235]

I don't know it looks like a propaganda video. As Italian I can tell, 90% of people in Italy salary is in the range of 1200-1600€. But Italy is also the country where millions of people work for themselves as individual enterpreneurs so montly salary is never the same. If you work by yourself and you build a good company you can have a decent life but as an employee in Italy you struggle because salaries are very low compared to renting and other stuff. It's impossible to live for average Italian with a salary of 1300€ per month and 6-700€ renting for a flat studio. Also Italy is not a country where there is meritocracy doesn't matter if you are an engineer either PHD or you work in unqualified jobs the salary range will be always the same.

[@EasyItalian]

Giorgia only reported some statistics, but anyway if you do some research yourself, if can see how much the national average is. 😊

[@MarketsDriveTheWorld]

​@@EasyItalianthere is a big difference between avarage and "more common" a few very overpaid people screw avarages.... Also is the 13th month counted?

[@MarketsDriveTheWorld]

I'm literally an engineer working for 1600...😂😂 You are totally right.

[@gabrielacsinte9849]

Don't compare Milan with Italy. It's like comparing Bucharest to the average of Romania. It's night and day difference. Bucharest average wage is 1300 euro netto, while the national average is 1000.

[@stipe3124]

That one girl had a salary of 900 euroes so i gues there is very wide range of salaries, i was in Milan this year and prices are big but you can also find ones that are not so big but not around center, it was weird when i found out that Aperol Spritz is around 5-8 euroes and in my small town in Croatia it was same and we are just few hundred people in terms of population, so talk about high price compared to salaries "900-1100 euroes netto" but when you go on vacation you release the funds an live like a king for few days but on regular day to day basis it is complicated for avarage Joe, well maybe a cup of coffea is always must but even that has gone up, Milan prices withouth "Milan" salaries, fuck withouth Zagreb salaries, Milan is just a dream when it comes to that for many people both in Italy and outside.

[@chriszavos]

Tutti guadagnano poco, ma tutti sono soddisfati.

[@EasyItalian]

In diversi hanno detto che hanno cambiato lavoro da poco o cose del genere. 😊

[@valerioxu6509]

900 euro e positivo….

[@grbadalamenti]

E conta a parte i buoni pasto....è una stagista, che vuoi che ti dica? Nel 2011 iniziai anche io con uno stage di 3 mesi a 900 euro al mese. Siamo nel 2024 e gli stagisti prendono gli stessi soldi di allora, quando la vita costa molto di più, soprattutto post Covid.

[@EasyItalian]

Purtroppo una retribuzione mensile da 900 euro è considerata buona per uno stagista in quanto in alcune regioni, come l'Emilia-Romagna, il minimo è di 450 euro al mese.

[@wayneguy6043]

That’s why they can’t afford air condition or gas in their cars😊

[@vincentnnyc]

wow...Italian's average salary are around 2000 euro/month. no wonder there are alot of pick pockets over there.

[@TurdBoi666]

Nah not really

[@laurach.5550]

The cost of living is not that high, especially compared to many other european cities

[@Alexander-rr6yn]

Do you consider it high or low compared to your native country ?

[@und3rcut535]

@@Alexander-rr6yn I live in Turkey and it feels low I would have expected more at least from Milano

[@Alexander-rr6yn]

@@und3rcut535 It has to be said that most of the people in this interview were on their first job, Infact the older guy earned 3.500.

[@hamidrezarajabifam3172]

It’s crazy,with these amount of salary,rental fee,food and everything,veramente che siamo tutti schiavi per capitalismo

[@popicelolly]

The salaries are really low and surprisingly they are satisfied? Is it because they have gotten used to the economic situation in Italy?

[@SafeSpace-mq8yt]

Well consider that the majority of Europeans actually earn less than the people in this video. It’s not a good moment for anyone in case you haven’t noticed.

[@laurach.5550]

The cost of living iin Italy is rather low ( and so is in Milan compared to other european cities). You must consider the cost of living when you deal with salaries

[@neychev]

I am surprised how low their salaries are having in mind how expensive Milan and north Italy are. And also - all of the people looked really looked after despite the low payment they get. Maybe they live in inherited flats

[@serenepulse-750]

Excuse me, but how much did you think most people earn before watching the video? €2000 net isn’t exactly a “low” income: they don’t make you rich, but it’s actually pretty average in most of Europe, and you don't have to inherit any flat to live decently. Are you from the US? And how much do you earn?

[@Veritas2233]

They are low, they always have been low but Italians and I am one of them can do a lot with little.

[@thomassprong1556]

@@serenepulse-750 $2000 per month would be low in the US for any City. Most people with normal jobs are making 2-3x that. You cannot afford housing and normal expenses at $2k per month here in the US.

[@serenepulse-750]

@@thomassprong1556 Yes I know it, but in Europe it’s a bit different. For example I make €2300 as per month as a 3d artist, and while I certainly don’t feel rich, I can still cover all my expenses and also save something

[@minoozolala]

@@thomassprong1556 The US isn't Italy or even comparable to most countries in Europe.

[@mardikermardiker8514]

I am wondering how people survive in Italy with such salaries (net) and with European living cost where prices are even higher than in the US...

[@marconeri5375]

We don’t😫, that’s why we live with our parents until 30, or leave the country altogether if you want a normal life. Right now I still live with my parents because I can’t afford rent and bills. When I’ll have enough I’ll move abroad to finally be able to afford rent and life, like all the others Italians. All my friends are leaving the country, and I feel behind because I haven’t escaped yet

[@yuliamel4162]

Wow I’m surprised that the average salary is so low there 😮

[@EasyItalian]

And it's actually higher than in other cities in Italy as Milan is a very expensive city. 😅

[@moon.lite.v]

My rent for one bedroom apartment is $2k a month in Florida lol not to mention a car payment plus insurance, groceries and all other bills that’s another $1k. How do these people make it there on such low wages idk.. I do know that a lot of the services are less expensive in parts of Europe than USA like healthcare obviously. But still… in 2024 making $2k a month seems… kinda low for grown adults who should have some experience already. Interesting!

[@honzah4679]

Low given how everything is expensive in Italy....

[@user_19]

damn wtf, at least u guys dont have to tip at restaurants like in the US

[@vladik8843]

Thats very low. I made more fresh out of collage 15 years ago..