2026-1-16 17:09 |
In the first 11 months of 2025, the average monthly salary of hired employees in Azerbaijan increased significantly year on year. The number of salaried workers in the country also saw a notable rise.
Key sectors with the largest employment shares included trade, education, and industry. .
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