“In Belarus, the nominal average monthly salary in January-September amounted to Br1.72 million, including for September – Br2.26 million (13.4% or Br267.8 thousand more than in August). This was reported by the National Statistics Committee. However, when Br1.72 million was equal to $570.48 at the rate of the National Bank on February 1, then on October 1 it made only Br304.96.
 As for the rate of the extra session on the Belarussian Currency and Stock Exchange (BCSE), the above sum was only $225.43 on September 30. With regard to the size of the September salary at the rate of the National Bank, it was equal to $400.71 on October 1, while at the rate of the BCSE on September 30 – $296.2.
 Real wages in rubles (adjusted to the growth of consumer prices of goods and services) for the first nine months of the year grew by 8.2%, while in September it fell by 0.2% compared with August.
 Gross average salary of civil servants amounted to Br2.28 million in September, while in August – Br2.01 million.
 According to statistics, the average September salary in the industry amounted to Br2.54 million, in construction – Br2.38 million, transport and communications – Br2.32 million, agriculture, forestry and hunting – Br1.54 million, education – Br1.93 million (teachers – Br2.14 million, the faculty – Br2.76 million).
 Average earnings of medical and social workers made Br2.05 million. Health staff received an average of Br2.08 million, doctors – Br2.98 million, the nursing staff – Br2.02 million.
 As Telegraf previously reported, followed by the BCSE extra session, held on September 14, the average salary decreased by $135 per day in the country.”
source: Telegraf.by