What is the average salary for worker in Seoul ?
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I think about 850 US Dollar per month as basic
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It really depends on where it's being done.  There are a couple first rate hospitals in Manila that are expensive by Philippine standards but still cheap by American standards.  The price, and quality of care, declines as you move out of the bigger cities.\n\nGo to this website and join their forum.  You'll be able to get accurate information from people in the Philippines.\n\nhttp://www.philstar.com/philstar/index20061103.htm\n\nMy guess is P50,000 total in a first rate place like Makati Medical Center to as low as P15,000 in a provisional hospital.
271730
try to look under the careers section on their website...normally they will have a chart or something showing teh pay rate
177607
Assume you mean Austraila -- avg salary I'm paying is approx. A$18 per hour for acctg staff; however, I get this work performed significantly cheaper by exporting the work to the Phillippines. If u can send this work off shore -- let me know I can at a minimum give you my input. bc@rtms.com.au
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Usually around $100 per day or about 10-12 per hour. This also depends on the area where one is working and on the conditions at the time.
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It depends ! But I would suggest you going to www.apegga.com website for Salary Survey.\n\nhttp://www.apegga.org/Members/Publications/salarysurvey.html
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it's hard to find a a nice salary in the Philippines especially if you're an undergraduate.  Try applying at Shakey's instead of jolibee and mcDonalds coz they have hefty tips for the waiters.  They are known to employ good looking people so good LUCk.
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I would expect Starting at least as a GS 13 at least about 74,000 the range for a GS 14 would go up to about 113,000 and depending on where you worked locality pay would be over and above that. If they are on the new pay banding system it could go even higher
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Visit www.salary.com\n\nAll professions are paid differently, according to where you live.
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It depends on the level of government, the type of team and how long you have been working there.  For federal government the OPM website is a great source of salary information.
1160878
Try http://www.salary.com you can check out the salary by locations.
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15000 basic salary\nn 10 to 20 times over tht as under da table salary
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Seoul, South Korea with a population of approximately 10,231,000 people.\n\nThe top-ten are:\n1.  Seoul, South Korea - 10,231,000\n2.  São Paulo, Brazil - 10,009,000\n3.  Bombay, India - 9,925,000\n4.  Jakarta, Indonesia - 9,373,000\n5.  Karachi, Pakistan - 9,339,000\n6.  Moscow, Russia - 8,297,000\n7.  Istanbul, Turkey - 8,260,000\n8.  Mexico City, Mexico - 8,235,000\n9.  Shanghai, China - 8,214,000\n10. Tokyo, Japan - 8,130,000
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I use Monster's Salary Center, not from an Employer's standpoint, but from a personal standpoint.\n\nIt's free, with lots of job titles, you can select regions, and it gives you a range of pay.\n\nhttp://salary.monster.com/salarywizard/layoutscripts/swzl_newsearch.asp
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A single US dollar is equivalent to 953.89 Korean Won.\n\nThis website is good for currency exchange information:\n\nhttp://www.xe.com/ucc/
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It depends where you're going to work, and what kind of employment package you get. From personal experience of working in the Red Sea, Dominican Republic, Cyprus and Australia, what you get is what you agree with your employer!\n\nThe best deal I ever got was with Extra Divers in Makadi Bay (Egypt) - we got a starting salary of Euro520 per month (going up to 600 after two months, 800 after one year), plus commissions based on how many certifications the dive centre issued per month (worth between Euro500-1000, depending on the season - it was a busy centre!), plus accommodation, plus two meals a day from the staff kitchen (although the food wasn't that good!)\n\nThe worst was probably the Dominican Republic, where the boss was an ***hole, and tried to pay us in Dominican Pesos (which lost one third of their value in the six months I was there). Salary was worth about US$350 per month (before devaluation!), commissions were a joke, accommodation was provided, but we had to eat in the hotel staff canteen for lunch, which was awful, AND the diving conditions were not that good either!\n\nFew tips if you're working in the Third world: first, make sure you'll get paid in hard currency (US$, Euro, or GBP) - for sure the boss is taking hard currency payments from the guests! Secondly, buy a return ticket good for at least the first three months - that way you've got an exit if you need it. Thirdly, check out diving websites where your prospective dive centre is rated, ideally by both guests and staff - but if the guests weren't happy with the service, that tells you the staff aren't happy working there
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Average wage for the middle class is 1800 euros net a month(Holland), easy to get in legally, - still means you have to work for it though! You need to contact IND (Immigratie en Naturalisatie Dienst) to find out how the legal route works exactly.