Statistics on the Wage of Persons with Disabilities  
Wage distribution for wage-earning workers, according to whether or not they have disabilities
Occupation groups
Units: euros

	Average	10th percentile	25th percentile	50th percentile	75th percentile	90th percentile	
Total	
    All occupations	26,948.9	10,657.4	15,913.5	22,383.1	33,561.6	48,217.2	
    High-level occupations	37,927.1	14,900.4	23,219.9	34,364.7	47,350.1	65,846.9	
    Mid-level occupations	21,758.7	10,211.0	14,893.6	19,704.1	26,112.2	35,463.9	
    Low-level occupations	19,756.5	8,246.7	13,977.6	18,328.6	24,224.7	31,839.2	
Persons without disabilities	
    All occupations	27,107.8	10,791.7	16,049.7	22,511.8	33,773.6	48,494.1	
    High-level occupations	37,961.3	14,937.4	23,249.1	34,368.0	47,410.3	65,900.2	
    Mid-level occupations	21,797.7	10,293.5	14,942.2	19,731.8	26,109.2	35,508.8	
    Low-level occupations	19,969.1	8,326.0	14,049.2	18,569.2	24,497.3	32,181.7	
Persons with disabilities	
    All occupations	22,040.7	8,189.0	13,604.3	18,017.5	27,282.9	39,968.5	
    High-level occupations	36,073.8	12,224.3	21,936.2	34,089.2	44,010.1	63,494.1	
    Mid-level occupations	20,518.6	8,088.8	13,635.0	18,611.9	26,133.1	33,723.0	
    Low-level occupations	16,146.3	7,503.8	11,909.6	15,082.7	19,327.6	24,866.6	
Notes:
1) Persons with disabilities refers to persons formally recognised as disabled, with a degree of dissability of  33% or over, according to the procedure for evaluating this established in the RD 1971/1999 and modified by the RD 1856/2009.

 2) High-level occupations: directors and managers, scientific and intellectual technicians and professionals, technicians and support professionals 
 Mid-level occupations: skilled employees, craftspersons and workers
 Low-level occupations: unskilled operators and workers

 3) When the box is marked with a '-' sign before the data, it indicates that the number of sample  observations is between 100 and 500, so the figure is subject to great variability.
Source: Spanish National Statistics Institute