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In Mexico the perception of high income varies significantly depending on the sector and type of organization.
According to data shared by YouGov reveal that only 8.7 percent of Mexicans say they receive high incomes (that is, equivalent to 200 percent or more of the national average).
In the search for the best paying sector for Mexicans, the survey carried out by the market analysis company found that industries such as information technologies (IT) and manufacturing tend to have high salaries.
The importance of good salaries and job satisfaction It is evident in Mexico; According to the sample, 59.1 percent of Mexicans feel confident in their profession and their job prospects.
Workers earning more than 200 percent are more likely to be satisfied with their quality of life (64.3 percent vs. 59.5 percent nationally).
The above denotes the contrast between those who receive a high salary and those who receive less than 75 percent of the average.
High-paid employees are more motivated by continuing to grow professionally than by money and are more likely to say they enjoy their work.
There are companies that after facing waves of resignations are increasing salaries to retain talentsince Mexicans with low salaries are more likely to change jobs.
What is the lowest paid sector?
YouGov details that 44.2 percent of those who earn incomes below 75 percent consider looking for another place to work.
However, there are companies that have improved their employment reputation scores.
The ranking of “Best employers in the world” where seven Mexican companies stood out: Banorte was located in 372nd place, followed by Cemex in 411th, Telmex in position 484, Grupo Lala in 553rd place, Grupo Bimbo in position 744, Genomma Lab in 784th and América Móvil in 849th place.
K.L.
