Polish wages rise 11.1% y/y in August, above forecast
Sept 19 (Reuters) -Polish corporate sector wages PLWAGE=ECI roseby an annual 11.1% in August to an average of 8,190 zlotys ($2,136.09) per month aboveanalysts' expectations of 10.8%, statistics office data showed on Thursday.
In monthly terms, wages fell by 1.1%.
Corporate employment PLEMPY=ECI fell by 0.5% year-on-year to 6.470 million people in August. Analysts had expected employment to fall 0.3% year-on-year.
In monthly terms, corporate employment fell by 0.3%.
($1 = 3.8341 zlotys)
Reporting by Julia Kotowska and Adrianna Ebert in Gdansk
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