how much is the minimum salary of quantity surveyor in australia? What is the salary range of QS in Australia?
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Nomally an occupation is coverred by the general rules if they are not covered by an award or agreement.I'm not aware of anything specific for QS.\n\nAustralian Gov are undergoing changes on employment regulation, they are going to have a minimum wage across the nation of AUD$14 per hour. While if an occupation has an award or agreement that is more generous for employees, it will apply.  check out this site: https://www.workchoices.gov.au/ourplan/\n\nring work choices on 1300363264 for more info \n\nand check this site see if you can find more info there http://www.wagenet.gov.au/WageNet/HomePage/HomePage.asp
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Well, of course this depends on your experience, your expertise in which field and where you live.\nI have provided a link that helps with finding average salaries in specific areas. good luck
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It is 5.15 per hour.  Dang, I would hope you would set your sights higher than minimum.  Try waiting tables.  It pays a lot better and the hours aren't bad.\n\nIt's more complicated than the other answerer would have you believe...some states even have a minimum wage lower than the federal standard which is 5.15.  Colorado's state minimum wage , as of the beginning of April, was 5.15.  Other states have other rules.
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it all depends on region, but a good place to start is:\n\nwww.salary.com
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it really depends on your location... in australia there's radio advertisement getting housing loan with minimum income 40,000 AUD per year... but i do not know where u from...
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Generally no salary. Standard commisions are 6% for the sale of a house.  25% goes to the listing agent, 25% goes to the selling agent,25% goes to the listing broker, and you guessed it, 25% goes to the selling broker.  In any market, the listing agent/broker always make money, since lots of agents can sell the property you have listed.  In supply and demand, always be on the supply side in real estate.
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Dear nouni it depends on the nature of work.\n\nbut \nThe current minimum wage for the public sector is $237 (91 dinars) a month.\n\nand yeah please give mcds11211 4 stones 11 pebbles or one goat. hehe.
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Between $75,000 and $150,000 depending on geographical area, responsibility, duties and experience.
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Have you tried this link? \n\nhttp://www.revenue.act.gov.au/payroll.html\n\nThere's also the Association of Payroll Specialists in Australia...the equivalent of the American Payroll Association here.\n\nhttp://www.payroll.com.au/index.htm
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This gives a guideline on the salary ranges:\n\nhttp://www.hays.com/library/pdf/accountancy/practice-aug-2006.pdf
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hope you you find it in these sites:\n\n\nhttp://www.tamingthebeast.net/misc/online-surveys.htm\n\nhttp://www.questionpro.com/academic/online-survey-research-This-is-a-survey-conducted-by-three-Australian-year-9-students.--We-are-running-this-survey-as-part-of-an-assignment-where-we-at.html\n\nhttp://www.worldwideworkathome.com/australia/surveys2.html\n\nhttp://paidsurvey.home.att.net/aus.htm\n\nhttp://www.pureprofile.com.au/\n\nhttp://www.ifree.com.au/\n\nhttp://www.esurveys.com.au/\n\nhttp://www.southwestecommerce.com/newsletters/swecsnews160505.htm\n\nhttp://users.impulse.net.au/surveysdownunder/\n\nhttp://analogik.org/?i=paid_survey_australia
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claims? come to sydney australia. I will give you a job! If you interview well and have good references, most people will hire you for the right job. IF you are going for jobs that you are over qualified for, you can't expect the same high pay. you need to not price yourself out of the market. what I mean is, if you have 10 years experience. and want $20 per hour, and a younger person has 2 years experience, and whants only $10 per hour, and the job only needed 1 years experience EVERYONE would hire the cheaper person, so you need to price yourself for the job you are going for.
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Check out salary.com they have all the info you are looking for in El Paso for example the basic salary range is from 34-40,000.  It all depends on which part of the state you are in.   Use the view basic range option on salary.com once you've entered all the info.
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Teaching as a career is rewarding, In Singapore, it helps that teachers are relatively well paid.\nHow much you are paid depends on your substantive grade and not on your appointment. Each substantive grade has a fixed increment point and a salary cap. If you are not promoted to the next substantive grade after a number of years, your salary may be capped and will stay stagnate until your next promotion or if they adjust the pay scale.\nIf you are a university graduate, you will first be emplaced on GEO 1. Say for instance, the increment point for GEO 1 is $160 and the salary cap is $3400. If your starting pay is $2600, your pay will increase by $160 every year until the sixth year where you will hit the salary cap of $3400. Your salary will stay the same from the seventh year onwards.\nHowever, it is rare that one doesn't get promoted beyond the first GEO 1 grade. Within GEO 1, there are three subgrades GEO 1A1, GEO 1A2 and GEO 1A3, each with its own increment point and salary cap. So unless you really 'cock up', you should be able to survive in Singapore with a relatively good salary.
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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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if u have got an occupation in demand, u get 75 points, in australia if u have a manufacturing or engg, background or financial or accounting background, u get 75 points for your occupation. total points needed for lodging a PR file are 120.there are other criterias for points satisfaction, i mean if ur aged less than 40 you get 25 points, if u score 6.0 bands in IELTS, u also get 20 points, plus if ur spouse or wife is qualified, u also get points for her education and occupation.feel free to email me any time, as i m a student here in melbourne, and i will try my best to help u.cheers.
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The Office of State Revenue is the place to go to for assistance.\n\nI am pretty sure there are no "minimum spend" rules. You can check out the rules at\n\nhttp://www.osr.qld.gov.au/gas/fhog/index.htm\n\nYou will get significant stamp duty concessions though for spending under $250K.\n\nGood luck with the 1st home buying.