Between the two waves, incomes barely changed for workers with less than a secondary education (and less than 20 years of experience), while income growth for those with higher education levels at each level of experience stagnated. Particularly among tertiary educated workers, wages fell considerably. Whether or not this truly reflects a deterioration of the quality of jobs at higher skill levels, it does suggest a slight reduction in income inequality between skill levels. In both waves, income increases with education and with experience.