wages
Dec 2nd 2007, 6:55 pm
#1
BE Enthusiast
Thread Starter
Joined: Feb 2007
Location: Was Angus Scotland Now Mandurah WA
Posts: 362
wages
i have looked at the threads and i am trying to find out the wages of a hairdresser and or beauty therapist. i am a qualified teacher/ assessor in both of these trades
can anyone enlighten me.
annkc
can anyone enlighten me.
annkc
Dec 2nd 2007, 8:34 pm
#2
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Nov 2005
Location: at the bottom of a wine glass
Posts: 28,176
Dec 3rd 2007, 8:01 am
#3
BE Enthusiast
Thread Starter
Joined: Feb 2007
Location: Was Angus Scotland Now Mandurah WA
Posts: 362
Re: wages
Cheers for that, i was trolling through all the threads after doin a search.
thanks again
annkc
thanks again
annkc
Dec 3rd 2007, 8:22 am
#4
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2007
Location: Moana,ADELAIDE
Posts: 375
Re: wages
is that $50000 + average for hairdressers wages? or am i reading it wrong?
if it is wahoooo. makes a change from flat rate & commision so i can live.
kath x
if it is wahoooo. makes a change from flat rate & commision so i can live.
kath x
Dec 3rd 2007, 8:32 am
#5
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Nov 2005
Location: at the bottom of a wine glass
Posts: 28,176
Re: wages
Shows sector specific salary information from MyCareer job listings (inclusive of wage) for each of the last four quarters. Note: figures may incorporate total pkg.
So that could include tips, superannuation etc.
Dec 3rd 2007, 8:43 am
#6
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2007
Location: Moana,ADELAIDE
Posts: 375
Re: wages
thanks wendy, you always seem to be in the know
I work with an aussie who said that the wages are better back home(her home) but from other threads i've read have felt about the same wages or maybe a little more. even a flat rate of $30/35000 would be good then plus tips etc. earned a heck of a lot less when i was working full time at a 'named' salon. tips boost it though. need to find out more info. on all these supers and and what to look for when offered jobs WHEN (being always optimistic) we get the visa, still waiting.
thanking you
kathx
I work with an aussie who said that the wages are better back home(her home) but from other threads i've read have felt about the same wages or maybe a little more. even a flat rate of $30/35000 would be good then plus tips etc. earned a heck of a lot less when i was working full time at a 'named' salon. tips boost it though. need to find out more info. on all these supers and and what to look for when offered jobs WHEN (being always optimistic) we get the visa, still waiting.
thanking you
kathx
Dec 3rd 2007, 8:46 am
#7
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Nov 2005
Location: at the bottom of a wine glass
Posts: 28,176
Re: wages
thanks wendy, you always seem to be in the know
I work with an aussie who said that the wages are better back home(her home) but from other threads i've read have felt about the same wages or maybe a little more. even a flat rate of $30/35000 would be good then plus tips etc. earned a heck of a lot less when i was working full time at a 'named' salon. tips boost it though. need to find out more info. on all these supers and and what to look for when offered jobs WHEN (being always optimistic) we get the visa, still waiting.
thanking you
kathx
I work with an aussie who said that the wages are better back home(her home) but from other threads i've read have felt about the same wages or maybe a little more. even a flat rate of $30/35000 would be good then plus tips etc. earned a heck of a lot less when i was working full time at a 'named' salon. tips boost it though. need to find out more info. on all these supers and and what to look for when offered jobs WHEN (being always optimistic) we get the visa, still waiting.
thanking you
kathx
Your employer HAS to pay your super which is 9% of your basic pay. They don't have to pay it for overtime, bonuses etc.
Some employers will say salary + super, and some will say salary including super. Super goes straight into your nominated scheme, so obviously if it's including super you need to deduct the appropriate amount off of the salary to get your yearly income amount.
Dec 3rd 2007, 8:48 am
#8
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2007
Location: Moana,ADELAIDE
Posts: 375
Re: wages
Your employer HAS to pay your super which is 9% of your basic pay. They don't have to pay it for overtime, bonuses etc.
Some employers will say salary + super, and some will say salary including super. Super goes straight into your nominated scheme, so obviously if it's including super you need to deduct the appropriate amount off of the salary to get your yearly income amount.
Some employers will say salary + super, and some will say salary including super. Super goes straight into your nominated scheme, so obviously if it's including super you need to deduct the appropriate amount off of the salary to get your yearly income amount.
cheers.
kathx
Dec 3rd 2007, 8:49 am
#9
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Nov 2005
Location: at the bottom of a wine glass
Posts: 28,176
