ESTIMATED AVERAGE EARNINGS & HOURS OF WORK FOR SALARIED EMPLOYEES IN MAJOR ISIC GROUP:


FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION
1999
 

OCCUPATION TITLE
BY ISCO

AVERAGE NORMAL
HOURS OF WORK
PER MONTH (1999)
MEN'S 
AVERAGE NORMAL 
GROSS EARNINGS
PER MONTH (1999)
WOMEN'S AVERAGE NORMAL 
GROSS 
EARNINGS
PER MONTH
 (1999)
MEN'S
AVERAGE EARNINGS
RATE PER HOUR
(1999)
WOMEN'S
AVERAGE EARNINGS
RATE PER HOUR 
(1999)
           
Directors and chief executives 161.50 9063.00 8500.00 56.12 52.63
           
Production and operations department managers in wholesale and retail 153.33 7000.00 4950.00 45.65 32.28
           
Production and operations department
 managers in business sector
157.69 3887.27 3664.38 24.65 23.24
           
Production and operations department managers not elsewhere classified 154.55 2783.33 1695.00 18.01 10.97
           
Finance and administration department managers 160.75 6750.00 4793.17 41.99 29.82
           
Other department managers not elsewhere classified 183.33 2900.00 1375.00 15.82 7.50
           
General managers of business services 162.90 7679.00 6215.15 47.14 38.15
           
General managers not elsewhere classified 146.67 6766.33 - 46.13 -
           
Accountants 159.58 3240.00 4095.14 20.30 25.66
           
Lawyers 220.00 - 6000.00 - 27.27
           
Computer assistants 84.00 2379.00 - 28.32 -
           
Computer equipment operators 160.00 4462.00 - 27.89 -
           
Safety, health and quality inspectors 160.00 2595.00 - 16.22 -
           
Insurance representatives 161.54 5778.67 3446.80 35.77 21.34
           
Technical and commercial sales representatives 160.00 - 1441.00 - 9.01
           
Appraisers, valuers and auctioneers 160.00 4682.00 - 29.26 -
           
Clearing and forwarding agents 165.00 1100.00 - 6.67 -
           
Administrative secretaries and related associate professionals 160.00 1954.00 2948.00 12.21 18.43
           
Legal and related business associate professionals 154.55 1937.50 1744.33 12.54 11.29
           
Bookkeepers 84.00 2500.00 2375.00 29.76 28.27
           
Statistical, mathematical and related associate professionals 109.33 2150.00 2640.50 19.67 24.15
           
Administrative associate professionals not elsewhere classified 160.10 3894.71 4027.38 24.33 25.16
           
Stenographers and typists 160.06 2362.00 1520.24 14.76 9.50
           
Data entry operators 160.00 2395.00 2267.33 14.97 14.17
           
Secretaries 151.54 - 2063.63 - 13.62
           
Accounting and bookkeeping clerks 155.28 2672.38 1862.48 17.21 11.99
           
Statistical and finance clerks 165.00 1333.33 1505.75 8.08 9.13
           
Library and filing clerks 160.00 1200.00   7.50 -
           
Mail carriers and sorting clerks 160.00 - 3310.00 - 20.69
           
Other office clerks 157.60 2673.33 2292.50 16.96 14.55
           
Cashiers and ticket clerks 156.77 1600.00 1347.23 10.21 8.59
           
Tellers and other counter clerks 157.31 2049.77 1857.89 13.03 11.81
           
Debt-collectors and related workers 160.00 - 2358.00 - 14.74
           
Receptionists and information clerks 155.56 - 1437.11 - 9.24
           
Protective services workers not elsewhere classified 160.00 1236.00 - 7.73 -
           
Shop salespersons and demonstrators 175.00 4760.00 - 27.20 -
           
Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers 160.00 1350.00 - 8.44 -
           
Electronics fitters 165.00 1605.00 - 9.73 -
           
Bus and tram drivers 160.00 1000.00 - 6.25 -
           
Domestic helpers and cleaners 82.50 - 587.50 - 7.12
           
Helpers and cleaners in offices, hotels and other establishment 115.00 - 1411.75 - 12.28
           
Messengers, package and luggage porters and deliverers 150.25 1457.80 947.53 9.70 6.31
           
Sweepers and related labourers 165.00 - 1500.00 - 9.09

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NOTE: The data contained in this table is an average of the number of cases reported by the Survey of Employment, Earnings and Hours of Work, and may therefore depend on the extent to which the earnings and wages of the employees within the respective occupations (titles) vary. In industry or occupation classes where the cases reported are not as diverse as or characteristic of the population, average earnings may differ considerably from the true population estimates of average earnings for that particular class. A more accurate estimate of earnings and hours of work is obtained where the number of cases reported are representative of what exist in the population.


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