what is my pay per month if I am an E-3 I keep getting different charts with different numbers?
356481
The pay charts are easy, just match up your grade with your time in service and it tells you how much per month.
232582
They vary.  Check what's in the service manual and you'll be on the money.  Have a nice day.
963853
Don't know exactly but you could try looking at http://www.tes.co.uk/Your_Career/Pay_scales_2006-8/
996007
I would expect the correction to come by your next paycheck.  If not, you may want to ask your local Department of Labor and Industries.
751162
You need to give more details toget a proper answer. Please go to yahoo finance and click on the chart and your monitor should display that chart.
614544
He was probably asking if you have worked within an Internal Equity pay structure.\n\n"The internal equity method of structuring pay involves creating a series of grades or bands, with wide ranges at the top of the pay structure and narrower ranges at the bottom. Each grade represents a different level within the company." - Salary.com \n\nInternal Equity (IE)\nThe practice of paying employees consistent with the organization's pay structure. Also known as internal consistency; compares jobs inside a single organization in terms of their relative contributions to the organization's objectives.\n\nInternal Equity reviews ensure that salaries for positions are internally consistent.\n\nYou may want to review the following-\n\n1. A list of positions you consider to be comparable to the position in question and the departments they belong to. Positions may be compared if the majority of the job functions are similar. \n\n2. The title of the direct supervisor for each of the positions on your list. Positions may be compared if they have similar reporting relationships.\n\nSalary.com provides a great explanation of this term and pay structures in general at \n\nhttp://salary.com/advice/layoutscripts/advl_display.asp?tab=adv&cat=Cat14&ser=Ser65&part=Par142
696622
they will give you one-$2000 just to sign.\n\nyou can get additional money if you have college credits or a guranteed A school.\n\nremember thatthe sign in bonus is subject to tax (around 27%) and you dont get it till your first year is up.\n\nand to the one who says to sign up for 6 years to be an e-3 i cant tell you how bad that is.  if you do yoru 4 years and you want to re-enlist you can and get at least $15,000 re-enlistment bonus which is better than the minute extra pay you get for 6 months.\n\nthe biggest mistakes anyone does is sign up for 6 years. they would get hell for it in bct
187275
I believe 66 2/3% of your weekly pay up to around $400 bucks. Not sure of the exact amount.
621118
It depends on your qualifications, they will look at your units, etc. You can ask HR for the break down, they should have one showing qualifications and pay scale.\n\nYou are making me homesick, I'm originally from the south bay area ("Silicon Valley).
271730
try to look under the careers section on their website...normally they will have a chart or something showing teh pay rate
357644
It depends on many different factors.  To get an accurate estimate, I suggest you go to\n\nwww.salary.com\n\nGood luck in your new job.
690243
The only difference is the pay.  They are both privates.  The only thing about them is the E-3 has been there longer.\n\nSo think of it this way.  When you first get to a new job you would be an E-1.  Then when you have been there for sometime you become an E-3.  You are not a supervisor or anything like that but the newer people that just got to the company look up to you for help with the job.
829518
It depends on the amount you're starting from.  Take a calculator, input your current wage, then + 3.3 % = and you'll have your answer.
1002705
looks like the wages are preset, so ask what your salary will be.
149550
I went to the seminar about 2 years ago and signed up for 1 year.  You can get all that info for free from many sources (although I haven't found any with the green and red arrows but once you understand the charts and know what they mean you don't need the red and green arrows to point out things to you).  Save your money and use a free charting web site like bigcharts.com.
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E-1 1273.50 with more than 4 months of service \nE-1 1178.10 with less than 4 months of service \n\nThat is just base pay and that is before taxes and everything else that is taken out.\n\nYou get paid on the 1st and 15th of every month
296201
You will get active duty E-1 pay while in Basic.  You will be considered active duty while at Basic