Wage costs for production workers, technicians and industrial engineers
- Workforce, education and talent
- The labor force, in numbers
- not audited
The self-reported averages in Computrabajo job postings (consulted 2026-08-19) are: production assistant around Q3,510 a month, industrial electrician around Q4,712, and industrial engineer between Q5,555 and Q8,360 (two pages of the same portal disagree). They carry an urban-formal bias and the dossier classifies them as tier (b)/(c), never as official data. The official references are the national average labor income of Q2,713 (Q2 2025; Q3,901 in the metropolitan area) and the 2025 minimum wages by district and activity, already verified in the file (27 minimum_wage_* indicators). There is no official source for formal wages by occupation.
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Figures
- Production worker / assistant (monthly average)
- ~Q3,510
- Industrial electrician (monthly average)
- ~Q4,712
- Industrial engineer (monthly average)
- Q5,555–Q8,360 (divergent sources on the same portal)
- National / metropolitan average labor income
- Q2,713 / Q3,901
Caveat
Sources
Related records
- Labour force magnitudes: working-age, active, employed, unemployed
- The labour force by sex: men and women
- Indigenous peoples' share of the working-age and active population
- Participation, unemployment, underemployment and informality rates 2024–2025
- Average monthly labour income and the urban-rural gap
- Informality and unemployment by territorial domain and sex
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