Finance and Accounting salaries in Guinea

lead (Medium quality data)

Median

GNF 27,663,860

per month

GNF 2,305,322

This level publishes a median only; no percentiles are available.

Curated directly by the reviewer from ILOSTAT (International Labour Organization statistics), which republishes the national household labour-force survey of the Institut National de la Statistique, Guinée: mean monthly earnings of employees, total sex, 2019 annual, national currency (survey income from employment, pre-tax). Archetype: the economy-wide pool of all Managers (ISCO-08 major group 1) across every industry, the all-managers convention used across the ILOSTAT markets; no chief-executives split is published, so no executive rows were derived from it. MEDIAN-ONLY shape carrying a published MEAN: this series publishes no median. The mean is an all-seniority, all-employee average: treat it as a floor when quoting senior roles. This vintage carries an ILO break-in-series flag (survey redesign), so multi-year comparison is indicative only. 2019 is the latest annual published and is now 7 years old; nominal pay has risen materially since, so treat as a very conservative floor.

senior (Medium quality data)

Median

GNF 31,825,817

per month

GNF 2,652,151

This level publishes a median only; no percentiles are available.

Curated directly by the reviewer from ILOSTAT (International Labour Organization statistics), which republishes the national household labour-force survey of the Institut National de la Statistique, Guinée: mean monthly earnings of employees, total sex, 2019 annual, national currency (survey income from employment, pre-tax). Archetype: all employees in Financial and insurance activities (ISIC Rev.4 section K). MEDIAN-ONLY shape carrying a published MEAN: this series publishes no median. The mean is an all-seniority, all-employee average: treat it as a floor when quoting senior roles. This vintage carries an ILO break-in-series flag (survey redesign), so multi-year comparison is indicative only. 2019 is the latest annual published and is now 7 years old; nominal pay has risen materially since, so treat as a very conservative floor.