Median weekly earnings of full-time employees by place of work, pounds sterling in South East

Median weekly earnings of full-time employees by place of work, pounds sterling in South East was £775.8 in 2025, according to the Office for National Statistics (United Kingdom). That is up 2.9% from 2024.

2025, GBP775.8 Provisional
Change on 2024+2.9%
Series high775.82025
Series low500.92008

Median weekly earnings of full-time employees by place of work, pounds sterling in South East, 2008 to 2025

5006007008002008201120142017202020252008: 500.9 GBP2009: 513.3 GBP2010: 523.8 GBP2011: 529 GBP2012: 536.6 GBP2013: 536.6 GBP2014: 541.7 GBP2015: 552 GBP2016: 565.4 GBP2017: 574.9 GBP2018: 589.1 GBP2019: 614 GBP2020: 604.7 GBP2021: 635.8 GBP2022: 666.1 GBP2023: 709.1 GBP2024: 754.1 GBP2025: 775.8 GBP
GBP. Source: Office for National Statistics, Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, workplace analysis: full-time workers, median gross weekly pay (ONS, Nomis NM_99_1). Retrieved 2026-10-11, published 2025-11-03.
All 18 values
PeriodGBP
2025775.8 Provisional
2024754.1
2023709.1
2022666.1
2021635.8
2020604.7
2019614
2018589.1
2017574.9
2016565.4
2015552
2014541.7
2013536.6
2012536.6
2011529
2010523.8
2009513.3
2008500.9

Definition

Median gross weekly pay, in pounds sterling, of full-time employees working in an area, from the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) of the Office for National Statistics. Full-time means working more than 30 paid hours a week (25 or more for teaching professions). Pay relates to one pay period in April each year (the one that includes 30 April in 2025 and 17 April in 2024). Nominal pounds of each year, not adjusted for inflation. United Kingdom regions and local authorities, grouped by where the job is.

The place is where the job is, which can differ from where the employee lives: see median_weekly_earnings_full_time_residence_gbp for place of residence. Gross pay before tax. The ONS marks the latest year provisional and revises it the next year, and warns that data from 2023 onwards might not be directly comparable with 2022 because of methodological changes. Nomis suppresses figures it calls statistically unreliable.

How to cite

Office for National Statistics. Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, workplace analysis: full-time workers, median gross weekly pay (ONS, Nomis NM_99_1). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/api/v01/dataset/NM_99_1.data.json?geography=TYPE480,TYPE424&sex=8&item=2&pay=1&measures=20100&time=2008,latest. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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What is the median weekly earnings of full-time employees by place of work, pounds sterling in South East?

Median weekly earnings of full-time employees by place of work, pounds sterling in South East was £775.8 in 2025, according to the Office for National Statistics (United Kingdom). That is up 2.9% from 2024.

Where does this figure come from?

Office for National Statistics (United Kingdom). Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, workplace analysis: full-time workers, median gross weekly pay (ONS, Nomis NM_99_1). Retrieved by Invokely on 2026-10-11.

What was the highest median weekly earnings of full-time employees by place of work, pounds sterling in South East?

£775.8 in 2025, the highest value since 2008 in this series.

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