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Old Jun 17th 2005, 10:06 pm
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also (sorry, second question) if you make $110K in Melbourne, what would you need to make in Syndey to have a comparible lifestyle? For example, we are seeing flats in Melbourne (2-3 bedroom not far from CBD) for 260-300/week. Sydney looks much more expensive. Is this just because Sydney seems more spread out and maybe we don't know the areas well?
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Old Jun 18th 2005, 3:18 am
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Thanks perry for your advice, your right, in order to maximise our earnings potential we really do need to tink Auzy, and ive been thinking about doing an MBA or similar, il do some research. IM a fianance manager and i dont count beans thank god. so im closer to the corporate function rather than have no personality and in love with my calculater (sorry Beancounters ) many thanks

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Just as a rough idea - two vacancies we have at the moment that may be similar to your line of work (remember, this is govt):

The Directorate Accountant is accountable to the Senior Financial Accountant and with line responsibility to the Executive Director for: Preparing or coordinating the preparation of consistent high quality Directorate financial management reports and information. Providing expert advice, analysis and support to the Director and Directorate Managers on a range of financial management and reporting matters which contribute to the efficient and effective financial management of the Directorate and the Department. - $61-65k

The Senior Financial Accountant is accountable to the Chief Finance Officer for the development and reporting of financial strategies, plans and budgets for the Department and the management and development of financial management, budgeting and accounting control systems. As a member of the finance team the incumbent will contribute to providing a full range of accounting, budgeting, and financial reporting and analysis services for the Department. The incumbent will also ensure comprehensive accountability for all externally funded projects and undertake special projects from time to time. - $68 - 74k

Hope that's of some value

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I would love to earn that amount! Unfortunately I chose a career in midwifery. So, even as a manager of a unit (which I am not) I would only just earn that.
I was under the impression that nurses got a good salary in Australia. Is that not the case?
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Old Jun 18th 2005, 6:23 pm
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I was under the impression that nurses got a good salary in Australia. Is that not the case?
When I researched into studying for nursing in Australia (and UK), after all the years of time and effort I could earn more as a PA/Secretary - disgusting in my opinion but that was the economics of it.
 
Old Jun 19th 2005, 8:06 am
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Bumping for info on Sydney - just learned that hubby thinks his Melbourne Salary would be comparable to that in Brisbane, aprox two thirds of that for Sydney and MUCH less than the $80k comfort zone.... :scared:

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Originally Posted by PhilShila
I fully expect to get a job paying $120K min - maybe even up to $150k and I ain't going 'til I've secured it !!

Am I serious? - yes, I am.

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To clarify for you exactly where you're aiming, the Treasurer unveiled 2 new tax scales in last month's budget to take effect 1/7/2005 and 1/7/2006 respectively. The 2006 scale has the top rate starting at $125k, and this amount was specifically chosen so it would only catch the top 2% or so of incomes.

So in effect you want to come to Australia and start at an elite level.

(I'm not saying that's either unrealistic or wrong, depending on your qualifications and experience.)
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I was under the impression that nurses got a good salary in Australia. Is that not the case?
Australian nurses are actively recruited by UK (and US) hospitals, using salary differences as an incentive.
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