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PHONEJUNKY Mar 9th 2010 12:15 pm

Average take-home Salery
 
There are threads putting people off moving to New Zealand because of the low wage they may receive.

Can people please post the Average weekly / monthly take-hame wage for as many professions as possible.

I will be a class 5 truck driver when we get there and my wife is a Senior Social Worker in UK so please add these if you know the salery.

teeym Mar 9th 2010 12:36 pm

Re: Average take-home Salery
 
THIS isn't a bad place to start and you can get down to reasonably specific work areas if you go through the listings.

Seek.co.nz are also in the process of compiling a NZ salary survey which will possibly give a more comprehensive view when complete?

Genesis Mar 9th 2010 7:44 pm

Re: Average take-home Salery
 

Originally Posted by PHONEJUNKY (Post 8406840)
There are threads putting people off moving to New Zealand because of the low wage they may receive.

Can people please post the Average weekly / monthly take-hame wage for as many professions as possible.

I will be a class 5 truck driver when we get there and my wife is a Senior Social Worker in UK so please add these if you know the salery.

Senior nurse in specialist care, very well qualified c$70k NZ.

Constable 5yrs experience C$55ishk NZ..anyone know different?

Median salary is around $45kish NZ..many earn less.

alanmacc Mar 9th 2010 8:38 pm

Re: Average take-home Salery
 

Originally Posted by Genesis (Post 8407939)
Senior nurse in specialist care, very well qualified c$65k NZ.

Constable 5yrs experience C$55ishk NZ..anyone know different?

Median salary is around $45kish NZ..many earn less.

Purchasing officers around the $60k mark

BEVS Mar 9th 2010 9:27 pm

Re: Average take-home Salery
 
That's a great link Teeym :thumbup:

Husband as an employed plumber/gasfitter -. between $55K and $60K depending on hours worked. Gross. Not net of tax


edited to add.......

Craftsman , time served standard. 35 years experience in the trade. Had run own business.

scrubbedexpat094 Mar 9th 2010 9:48 pm

Re: Average take-home Salery
 
Hospital midwife $55k+ (& that was with + 7years experience :thumbdown:)

Purchasing professionals $100k+

shelloid Mar 9th 2010 9:51 pm

Re: Average take-home Salery
 
yeah...fantastic link teeym, hadn't seen that on before - have some karma!
I had no real idea on whether the salary I had been offered was any good or not because, try as I might, I could not find a single bloody thing about pharmacists wages in NZ :sneaky:

According to your link I have been offered just above the median wage :) (that's a smug smile in case no-one realised!)

Oh and clinical pharmacist - $68000 with 4 years specialist experience

Jan n Neil Mar 9th 2010 10:21 pm

Re: Average take-home Salery
 
As a trukie u will get 16 to 20 bux an hour

killercat Mar 9th 2010 10:37 pm

Re: Average take-home Salery
 
Iv been told by cyfs that the social work salery i can expect for child protection is $55 unless you wanna work for banados and theres was $35!!!
does your wife have a job yet?

alanmacc Mar 10th 2010 12:00 am

Re: Average take-home Salery
 

Originally Posted by Vitalstatistix (Post 8408289)
Hospital midwife $55k+ (& that was with + 7years experience :thumbdown:)

Purchasing professionals $100k+

purchasing $100k + where ........ give me the link

pricklykina Mar 10th 2010 7:29 am

Re: Average take-home Salery
 
Healthboard employed Counsellor >60k+ with a few years experience (that's gross though)

lapsed kiwi Mar 10th 2010 7:58 am

Re: Average take-home Salery
 

Originally Posted by Genesis (Post 8407939)
Median salary is around $45kish NZ..many earn less.

Call me a pedantic statistician, but the definition of median is that exactly half the population will earn less!

scrubbedexpat094 Mar 10th 2010 10:33 pm

Re: Average take-home Salery
 

Originally Posted by alanmacc (Post 8408582)
purchasing $100k + where ........ give me the link

Various positions(senior) in Auckland. They aren't always advertised as that high but the right person can negotiate them upwards. My OH was offered a job with Rodney District Council which was originally advertised at approx
$95k but they eventually offered him $125k after negotiation. For various reasons, including the salary (still too low for his level of experience & the salary he was already on) he didn't take it.

Nice Guy Mar 10th 2010 11:04 pm

Average take-home Salary
 
50 k gross as a training officer working for WDHB (Health care) 4 weeks annual leave plus all the NZ public holidays off, 9-5, Monday - Friday.

Take home amount adjusted as I had other means of income.


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