Average Earnings Survey

​​Complete the survey

You can complete the survey using the ​online form below. You'll need your unique reference number sent to you by Statistics Jersey, for example, AB2C3.

Only businesses ​which were selected can complete the survey.

Complete the Average Earnings Survey online

Alternatively​ you can complete the copy below and return it by email or post.

Average Earnings Survey

What you need to complete the survey

To complete the survey you need the following information for June 2024:

Aim of the survey

Responses to the survey are used to produce the Index of Average Earnings which measures annual changes in earnings (gross wages and salaries, excluding bonuses) paid to workers. It's an important economic indicator and is used to uprate pensions and social security benefits.

The results of the 2024 average earnings survey will be published on 23 August 2024.

Frequently asked questions about the Annual Earnings Survey

Why​​ you have received this survey

Your business has been selected from the register of undertakings established under Article 38 of the Control of Housing and Work (Jersey) Law ​2012. We survey undertakings of all sizes to ensure our statistics are representative of the Jersey economy. We select all larger undertakings (those with 50 or more employees) as their information is so significant. We also select some smaller undertakings through a random selection process. These undertakings are very important to us.

The Average Earnings Survey is conducted under the provisions of the Statistics and Census (Jersey) Law 2018. Once selected, your business is legally obliged to comply. You cannot appeal your selection.

How we use your data

Your information is protected under the Statistics and Census (Jersey) Law 2018. The information provided is strictly confidential and will only be used to produce aggregate numbers. Statistics Jersey will not pass your information to anyone outside of Statistics Jersey.

Statistics Jersey is registered as a 'Controller' under the Data Protection (Jersey) Law 2018. We process and hold your information to provide public services and meet our statutory obligations. Find further details on Statistics Jersey's privacy policy.