Sweden (2025)
29,100
SEK per month
+3.2% YoY
YoY Change
+3.2%
Trend
up
Series length
12
years of data

Data

Sweden Home-Based Personal Care and Related Workers Median Salary (2025) — source data. Statistics Sweden (SCB).
Year SEK per month YoY Change
2025 29,100 +3.2%
2024 28,200 +2.9%
2023 27,400 +4.2%
2022 26,300 +0.8%
2021 26,100 +3.2%
2020 25,300 +1.2%
2019 25,000 +1.6%
2018 24,600 +0.8%
2017 24,400 +2.1%
2016 23,900 +1.7%
2015 23,500 +2.2%
2014 23,000 n/a

About this Dataset

Sweden recorded 29,100 SEK per month in 2025. The latest change was +3.2%. Across 2014–2025 the series ranges from 23,000 SEK per month in 2014 to 29,100 SEK per month in 2025.

This page tracks median monthly salary of home-based personal care and related workers (SSYK 2012 5330) in Sweden. Monthly salary is basic pay plus fixed and variable supplements and benefits, converted to full-time and excluding overtime, measured in September (private sector and central government) and November (municipalities and regions) across all sectors and both sexes. From 2023 the survey covers employees aged 18–68 rather than 18–66, and SCB advises caution when comparing occupations common in municipalities and regions across 2018, when their occupation coding was revised.

Data sourced from Statistics Sweden (SCB) via its PxWeb API. These figures use Sweden's occupation classification and are not harmonised with other countries' salary statistics. Compare them within Sweden over time rather than across borders.

Frequently Asked Questions

This page tracks median monthly salary of home-based personal care and related workers (SSYK 2012 5330) in Sweden. Monthly salary is basic pay plus fixed and variable supplements and benefits, converted to full-time and excluding overtime, measured in September (private sector and central government) and November (municipalities and regions) across all sectors and both sexes. From 2023 the survey covers employees aged 18–68 rather than 18–66, and SCB advises caution when comparing occupations common in municipalities and regions across 2018, when their occupation coding was revised. It is published by Statistics Sweden (SCB) and updated annually.

The most recent observation covers 2025. Statistics Sweden (SCB) typically publishes this series with a lag of several months after the reference period. The series runs 2014–2025 (12 observations).

The series is at its highest recorded level, 29,100 SEK per month in 2025, up from a low of 23,000 SEK per month in 2014. The latest change was +3.2%.