31省份去年平均工资公布，9省份非私营单位平均工资超12万

Core Insights - The average annual salary for urban non-private sector employees in China for 2024 is 124,110 yuan, an increase of 3,412 yuan or 2.8% nominally, and 2.6% in real terms [1] - The average annual salary for urban private sector employees is 69,476 yuan, an increase of 1,136 yuan or 1.7% nominally, and 4.0% in real terms [1] - Non-private sector salaries are significantly higher than private sector salaries across the board [1] Provincial Salary Data - Nine provinces have non-private sector average salaries exceeding 120,000 yuan, including Shanghai, Beijing, Tibet, Tianjin, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Jiangsu, Qinghai, and Ningxia [2] - Shanghai and Beijing lead the non-private sector average salaries, attributed to their developed modern service industries and high-tech sectors [2] - In the private sector, the top five provinces for average salaries are Shanghai, Beijing, Guangdong, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang [3] Detailed Salary Breakdown - The average salaries for urban non-private and private sector employees in various regions are detailed, with Beijing's non-private sector average at 224,608 yuan and private sector at 106,902 yuan [4] - Significant salary disparities exist within provinces, with capital cities often having higher average salaries compared to smaller cities [5] - For example, Hefei in Anhui has a non-private sector average salary of 122,162 yuan, while Taiyuan in Shanxi has 113,002 yuan [5] Industry Salary Insights - The top three industries for average salaries in both non-private and private sectors are information transmission, software and IT services, finance, and scientific research and technical services [5] - The finance industry ranks first in average salaries in 14 provinces, while information transmission and IT services lead in 7 provinces [5] - In resource-rich provinces, the mining industry shows higher average salaries, ranking first in 8 provinces and second in 3 provinces for non-private sector employees [6]