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How much wages?
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are there any sites i can visit to find out how much wages a certain type of job should be earning a potential candidate before i apply for a position?
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I don't think that you'll find a site exactly like the one you're looking for. Within many industries there are very large differences between individual companies and across different regions.
For example, I used to work for one of the train operating companies. Within the firm I worked for, someone would have to reach a management postion, with considerable responsibilities and 30 workers in their team, to reach the same pay level that some companies, in other parts of the country were paying their train cleaners.
Around here, in East Anglia, most jobs (across a wide variety of occupations) which are advertised in local newspapers are paying around �5.50 to �6.50 per hour. The same jobs in, say, Brighton pay about �6.50 to �8.00 per hour. (I've also seen warehouse jobs around Heathrow paying between �8.50 and �12.50 per hour. Around here, �6.50 per hour is about the highest you'd get).
If, after reading that lot, you're still looking for some guidance as to 'typical' pay rates, I'll point you towards the only site, which I know of, that gives rough pay levels for over 700 types of job:
http://www.learndirect-advice.co.uk/helpwithyo urcareer/jobprofiles/
Chris
For example, I used to work for one of the train operating companies. Within the firm I worked for, someone would have to reach a management postion, with considerable responsibilities and 30 workers in their team, to reach the same pay level that some companies, in other parts of the country were paying their train cleaners.
Around here, in East Anglia, most jobs (across a wide variety of occupations) which are advertised in local newspapers are paying around �5.50 to �6.50 per hour. The same jobs in, say, Brighton pay about �6.50 to �8.00 per hour. (I've also seen warehouse jobs around Heathrow paying between �8.50 and �12.50 per hour. Around here, �6.50 per hour is about the highest you'd get).
If, after reading that lot, you're still looking for some guidance as to 'typical' pay rates, I'll point you towards the only site, which I know of, that gives rough pay levels for over 700 types of job:
http://www.learndirect-advice.co.uk/helpwithyo urcareer/jobprofiles/
Chris
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