The highest salaries of officials of the North Caucasus Federal District are in Dagestan, the lowest are in Ingushetia

The average salary of a civil servant of regional authorities in the North Caucasus Federal District was 53.6 thousand rubles. In 2022, officials received the most in Dagestan (75.1 thousand) and Stavropol Territory (64.7 thousand). The least number is in Ingushetia (32.7 thousand) and North Ossetia (35.7 thousand). Rosstat reported this.

If we talk about employees of local government bodies, then on average in the North Caucasus Federal District they receive 37.5 thousand rubles. The highest salaries of municipal officials were recorded in the Stavropol region (47.2 thousand) and in the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic (36.4 thousand), the lowest in Ingushetia (27.9 thousand) and Dagestan (30.1 thousand).

In the Russian Federation as a whole, the average salary of civil servants at all levels and branches of government was 73 thousand rubles, having increased by 9.4% over the year.

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