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I am a healthcare worker, a nurse. Since January, my salary has been about 27,000; they said it would be no less than the minimum wage. If anyone here understands this, could you tell me roughly what amount will be paid over the next 1.5 years?
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Vedeneva Yuliya
Two-year average. Calculation for 2024 and 2025.
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Oksana
40%
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Lityaeva Katerina
For calculating maternity leave and parental leave up to 1.5 years, two previous years, 24 and 25, are used. The fact that since January this year you have 27 does not affect the calculation.
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Valentina
For 8 hours per day, 5 days a week, earnings should be at least 27.\nAdditionally, over the last two years, earnings reached 40%.
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Lyali
And before that, what was it in 2024-2025?
It could be 11 thousand.
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Olga P
The minimum is 10,790.89 RUB. It also depends on your salary for the two previous years (40%).
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chukavina tatyana
Approximately 11–12 thousand
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chukavina tatyana
chukavina tatyana And the sick leave is about 130.
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Proskurnina Irina
We need to look at the region.
I was earning 26,000 rubles.
For up to 1.5 years, I was paid 10–11 thousand rubles.
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Tatyana
They use the two previous years, 40 percent of the average earnings, but not less than about 10 thousand; in practice, it would be around 11-12 thousand.
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Natalya
Forty percent—there you go; go ahead and count it.
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Aselka
May I ask? Is your salary for a full-time position?
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Tatyana Korepanova
Aselka Yes.
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Aselka
Aselka Damn, this is rough (( I'm a nurse too.
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Tatyana Korepanova
Aselka What is your salary?
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Tatyana Korepanova
Tatyana Thank you, tears.
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Tatyana Korepanova
chukavina tatyana Thank you so much.
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Tatyana Korepanova
Lyali 22
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Aselka
Aselka I'm in Germany. I'm currently working part-time (20 hours a week) as a junior nurse (I have my diploma), and after taxes my take-home pay is about €1300 (roughly 110,000 rubles).
My mom says that nurses' salaries in Russia have increased, and I will earn at least that.
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Tatyana
Tatyana So you thought your salary would be a decent amount? No, of course not.
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chukavina tatyana
Aselka Could you tell me what the costs of groceries and housing are?
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Tatyana Korepanova
Aselka Wow, 110k, that's cool!
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Tatyana Korepanova
Tatyana No, I didn't think so...
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Aselka
Aselka It depends on what products and what housing, whether it's a city or a village, your tax class, whether you have children, and many other nuances that affect salary.
For example, a liter of milk with 3.8% fat costs €1.70 (about 150 rubles); the same price applies to a liter of sunflower oil. A dozen eggs costs €2.50 (about 220 rubles).
The new iPhone 17 Pro costs €1,300.
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Aselka
Aselka Life is still more expensive, and it's not the same as in Russia. Still, it's not bad if your husband also works. If you're on your own with children, you still can't live beyond your means.
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Tatyana Korepanova
Aselka Anyway, a higher salary.
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chukavina tatyana
Aselka Yeah, the price-to-salary ratio seems about right.
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Aselka
Aselka Life has really become more expensive over the last three years.
For example, a full shopping cart used to cost about €100, but now it's around €170.
Locals are outraged at the government for allocating money to a neighboring country, arguing that it's obvious what it's for, while there are plenty of problems at home.
Still, people aren't starving and are living normally.
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Tatyana Korepanova
Aselka Have you been in Germany for a long time? How did you end up there?)
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Aselka
Aselka It's been twelve years. My husband is Russian-German; he moved to Germany as a late repatriate, and I joined him.
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Anna Gordeeva
Aselka That’s understandable. But here, there’s such poverty beyond the MKAD — I don’t understand what they’re aiming for.
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