Salary Check
Do you earn the right salary for the right job in Tanzania? How about your colleagues - do they earn more or less then you? Take the Salary Check.
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WageIndicator Foundation and associated researchers would like you to fill out our survey on Living and Working during the Coronavirus pandemic. The daily results of this survey can be found in our Maps and Graphs.
News
4 February 2021 - Due to the Covid-19 outbreak, Tanzania failed to earn a projected $2.9 billion from their tourism sector in 2020. It is estimated that East Africa’s second biggest economy would have attracted a total of 1.9 million tourists in the past year. However, this estimate could not be reached as the economic growth of Tanzania has slowed down in 2020, from 6.9% to 5.5%. Take our survey on living and working during the coronavirus pandemic
In Tanzania, discrimination is not only prohibited against a working employee, but also against job applicants in the process of giving their interview. Under the Employment and Labour Relations Act of 2004, discrimination against any employee on the basis of race, colour, nationality, etc. is prohibited. Find more information on discrimination in Tanzania
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Economic Facts
- Tourism in Tanzania accounts for almost one-fifth of the gross domestic product, while the services sector on the whole accounts for almost two-fifths. Other two-fifths of the ountry's population is engaged in agricultural production accounting for approximately the same proportion of the country's gross domestic product. Take our cost of living survey in Tanzania
- Tanzania ranks 6th among the 47 countries belonging to the Sub-Saharan Africa region with its economic freedom score well above the regional average. What are salaries in Tanzania?
- Tanzania is heavily dependent on the agricultural sector, which accounts for over 25% of its GDP and provides employment to the majority of the nation. Complete the salary survey to compare your salary to others in Tanzania
- Since 2000, Tanzania has witnessed an approximate 7% annual GDP growth since 2000, making the country one of the fastest growing African economies. Find more information on work and wages in Tanzania
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