61% of Kazan workers in Tatarstan expect pay rises in 2027, survey finds

61% of Kazan workers in Tatarstan expect pay rises in 2027, survey finds
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More than half of working residents of Kazan expect their pay to rise in 2027. According to a SuperJob survey available to Tatar-inform, 61% of respondents expect their salaries to be reviewed next year. Another 1% of those surveyed do not expect an increase, because they have recently raised their pay. A further 20% do not count on income growth for other reasons.

Expectations vary by age. Among those under 35, 66% expect a raise, compared with 60% of those aged 35 to 45 and 57% of those over 45. Men expect additional pay more often than women. Among respondents with higher education, 62% expect a pay rise, while 59% of those who completed college or technical school do.

Residents earning between 100,000 and 150,000 rubles are the most optimistic group, with 68% expecting income growth. Among those earning less than 100,000 rubles, 56% share this expectation, while 59% of those earning 150,000 rubles or more do. The survey was conducted from 19 to 28 October 2026 among economically active urban residents in regular employment.

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