Hourly Rates - Admin/WP Temp Work - Brisbane Area
Jul 11th 2006, 11:53 am
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Hourly Rates - Admin/WP Temp Work - Brisbane Area
Hi All
Wonder if anyone can help. I'm trying to find out what the hourly rate is for admin/wp work in the Brisbane area. Not sure if it is like here but Temp work pays more as you don't get paid for sickness or holidays. Have checked a couple of the agency websites eg Hays but can't find rates.
Just wondered what the figures are so I can estimate how many hours a week I would need to work to pay the rent and still have quality time with my son after school (hubby can do all the hard grafting - sorry hun).
Thanks for your help.
Scotschick
Wonder if anyone can help. I'm trying to find out what the hourly rate is for admin/wp work in the Brisbane area. Not sure if it is like here but Temp work pays more as you don't get paid for sickness or holidays. Have checked a couple of the agency websites eg Hays but can't find rates.
Just wondered what the figures are so I can estimate how many hours a week I would need to work to pay the rent and still have quality time with my son after school (hubby can do all the hard grafting - sorry hun).
Thanks for your help.
Scotschick
Jul 11th 2006, 12:30 pm
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Re: Hourly Rates - Admin/WP Temp Work - Brisbane Area
Originally Posted by Scotschick
Hi All
Wonder if anyone can help. I'm trying to find out what the hourly rate is for admin/wp work in the Brisbane area. Not sure if it is like here but Temp work pays more as you don't get paid for sickness or holidays. Have checked a couple of the agency websites eg Hays but can't find rates.
Just wondered what the figures are so I can estimate how many hours a week I would need to work to pay the rent and still have quality time with my son after school (hubby can do all the hard grafting - sorry hun).
Thanks for your help.
Scotschick
Wonder if anyone can help. I'm trying to find out what the hourly rate is for admin/wp work in the Brisbane area. Not sure if it is like here but Temp work pays more as you don't get paid for sickness or holidays. Have checked a couple of the agency websites eg Hays but can't find rates.
Just wondered what the figures are so I can estimate how many hours a week I would need to work to pay the rent and still have quality time with my son after school (hubby can do all the hard grafting - sorry hun).
Thanks for your help.
Scotschick
Jul 11th 2006, 2:00 pm
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Re: Hourly Rates - Admin/WP Temp Work - Brisbane Area
Originally Posted by thebears
Dont know about Brisbane but I pay my wife $35 per hour for some general office work.
Hubby will be lucky to get that in Brissy as a carpenter.
Thanks for your reply.
Scotschick
Jul 11th 2006, 2:42 pm
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Re: Hourly Rates - Admin/WP Temp Work - Brisbane Area
Originally Posted by Scotschick
Think I'll come and work for you.
Scotschick
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good wage that!
Jul 11th 2006, 2:52 pm
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Re: Hourly Rates - Admin/WP Temp Work - Brisbane Area
Each State has its own State Award Wages website, the QLD one is here
Some other salary survey websites that may help:
The Hays Salary Survey
The Ambit Salary Index (not just IT careers)
My Career
"Real life" people post their salaries at SalaryZone as a salary guide... try office support category.
When looking at the wages being paid in Australia, remember to include the 9% compulsory superannuation payment that your employer is required to pay on your behalf to a specified Super Fund (as long as you earn more than $450 per month.) Read the wikipedia guide for more info.
HTH
Some other salary survey websites that may help:
The Hays Salary Survey
The Ambit Salary Index (not just IT careers)
My Career
"Real life" people post their salaries at SalaryZone as a salary guide... try office support category.
When looking at the wages being paid in Australia, remember to include the 9% compulsory superannuation payment that your employer is required to pay on your behalf to a specified Super Fund (as long as you earn more than $450 per month.) Read the wikipedia guide for more info.
HTH
Last edited by ridds; Jul 11th 2006 at 2:57 pm.
Jul 11th 2006, 7:39 pm
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Re: Hourly Rates - Admin/WP Temp Work - Brisbane Area
Originally Posted by ridds
Each State has its own State Award Wages website, the QLD one is here
Some other salary survey websites that may help:
The Hays Salary Survey
The Ambit Salary Index (not just IT careers)
My Career
"Real life" people post their salaries at SalaryZone as a salary guide... try office support category.
When looking at the wages being paid in Australia, remember to include the 9% compulsory superannuation payment that your employer is required to pay on your behalf to a specified Super Fund (as long as you earn more than $450 per month.) Read the wikipedia guide for more info.
HTH
Some other salary survey websites that may help:
The Hays Salary Survey
The Ambit Salary Index (not just IT careers)
My Career
"Real life" people post their salaries at SalaryZone as a salary guide... try office support category.
When looking at the wages being paid in Australia, remember to include the 9% compulsory superannuation payment that your employer is required to pay on your behalf to a specified Super Fund (as long as you earn more than $450 per month.) Read the wikipedia guide for more info.
HTH
Scotschick
