Salary Range

[moonlighthoney21]

hays. Tama.. Im actually a fresh grad. Nursing. Review ako ngayon for the upcoming NLE this july. hays. [textspeak!] na after nun.

Guys Support ANG NARS ha. Partido yun.. Isa sa aim nila is yung tanggalin na yang training na yan/volunteer. Kasi naman. Kaya nga nagduduty e. Para yung na [textspeak!] pinaka ojt. :/ pineperahan nila kami. Ghad.

[xthine]

Medical field:

Resident physician in training, Philippines - 10-25kPHP/month (public vs. private at least the last time i checked)
Resident physician in training, US - 100-150kPHP/month (depends per state, level of training)

[kikay iska]

Management Trainee - 10k-15k

Research Assistants/Junior Research Analyst
18k-20k (entry level)

Research Analyst (supervisory position) - 35-40k/month. 
But this is above industry average daw.

[kikay iska]

I found this in Jobstreet:
http://myjobstreet.jobstreet.com/career-enhancer/basic-salary-report.php

It's a list of profession/jobs/positions and average monthyl salaries in the Phils.

[aceofhearts]

Embassies/ UN Agencies: Entry level (Admin. Assistant, Exec. Asst, Visa Assistant, and the like) 30-45k depending on your years of experience. 

[jaimeko]

@unica518:what company [textspeak!] offer sa hr is 21k?

[health.gal]

entry level position in a Bank (HR) --> P21K, excluding transpo, meal, rice allowances, and OT pay.

i have the same question as jaimeko.... what bank is that? its a huge amount for an HR clerk / entry level. baka pwedeng mag apply? 

[sosychill]

^ i wonder about this one too. ang laki naman in my previous company entry level for hr dept would be between 8k to 13k

call center agents- 14k to 16k basic entry level plus allowances pa..

[unica518]

^^ sa mother of all banks.

[health.gal]

^^ sa mother of all banks.

oh really? malaki pala salary range nila. all the while akala ko mas malaki magpasweldo ang private corporations, hindi pala lahat. kailangan ba civil service eligible to get hired?

[unica518]

^ yes, kailangan.

[freeswan]

alam ko malaki magpasahod ang BSP. tsaka winner sa bonus. sabi nga ng ninong namin sa kasal (wife niya taga BSP at napagmasters ng BSP), ok lang daw magbayad siya ng tax, bawi naman daw sa bonus ng misis niya. hahaha

[lovemyself]

sana buong bayan nabubudburan ng taxes natin. but anyway im happy for those who are working in government companies. but i also know someone who said you wont survive or get rich in government if your hands are clean ;p

[mamy_maldy]

how about for accountants who are CPAs?

[sosychill]

@unica, sis your working with bsp ba? pwede bang tips kung paano makapasok? ahehe. okay sana sa government kung same as bsp malaki magpasahod but unfortunately hindi lahat ganun.

^cpa's depende sa years of experience. entry level would be 12k to 18k for some private companies.

[unica518]

pag sinuswerte, starting for CPAs -- 37k.

^ apply lang kayo. check the website. recruitment. goodluck.

[mamy_maldy]

pag sinuswerte, starting for CPAs -- 37k.

^ apply lang kayo. check the website. recruitment. goodluck.

What company is this sis? So kung 10 years of experience, how much na kaya?

[unica518]

^ well it all depends on the how relevant the experience is to the position (vacancy) being filled. but for the experienced CPAs, they likely to land an Officer position. pero mas maswerte yung mga bagong CPAs pa lang.. like at the age of 24 (average) they could earn P37K a month, among others.

[MGM13]

Here are the salaries naman in IT:

Business Analyst/Consultants:
Entry level = 30K-40K
Junior = 50K-60K
Senior = 65K-80K or more

Systems Administrators:
Junior = 80-100
Senior = 100-150

I'm speaking of big IT companies here...

[mamy_maldy]

pag sinuswerte, starting for CPAs -- 37k.

^ apply lang kayo. check the website. recruitment. goodluck.

anung website ulit sis?