The annual increase (Original) in the Labour Price Index (LPI) for the NT from December 2010 to December 2011 was 4.2%, the largest annual increase of all the states and territories.
The annual increase in the LPI in the NT was higher than the national increase (3.7%) over the same period.
The annual increase from December 2010 to December 2011 was 4.0% for the private sector and 4.5% for the public sector.
In the December quarter 2011, the LPI for the NT increased by 1.5%, higher than the national quarterly increase (0.9%), and the largest quarterly increase of all the states and territories.
In the December quarter 2011, the private and public sectors in the NT recorded quarterly increases of 1.2% and 1.9% respectively.
The Labour Price Index (LPI) measures the price of labour services and reflects change in wages and salaries over time. Change is measured relative to the base year, 2008-09, for which the figure is set to 100.
Wage data are collected quarterly from a random sample of 4,800 businesses on the Australian Business Register, which is stratified by state, industry, sector and business size. The LPI collects data related to 20,000 jobs nationally. For more information, refer to Labour Price Index: Concepts, Sources and Methods, 2004.
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