Why Christmas bonuses in Germany depend on where you work and what you do
Nearly half of all employees in Germany receive a Christmas bonus each year. Yet only one in six job listings across the country actually advertises such benefits. A new analysis reveals sharp differences between regions, industries, and cities when it comes to these extra payments.
The energy sector leads the way with the highest average Christmas bonus at €5,263 gross. Meanwhile, the childcare sector is the most likely to include the perk, with 36.76% of job ads offering it.
The data highlights how Christmas bonuses remain common in Germany but are far from guaranteed. Regional and industry differences play a major role in whether workers receive the extra payment. Those in energy, childcare, or certain states stand the best chance of benefiting.
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