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    £1,970

    #1 Average Pay Per Week

    Chief executives and senior officials

    £1,840

    #2 Average Pay Per Week

    Air traffic controllers

    £1,710

    #3 Average Pay Per Week

    Aircraft pilots and flight engineers


    £180

    #363 Average Pay Per Week

    Driving instructors

    £170

    #364 Average Pay Per Week

    Sports players

    £100

    #365 Average Pay Per Week

    Waste disposal and environmental services managers

    # Career Average pay (per hour)* Average pay (weekly) Average pay (annual)
    1Chief executives and senior officials£55 (36 hours)£1,970£102,440
    2Air traffic controllers£39 (47 hours)£1,840£95,680
    3Aircraft pilots and flight engineers£43 (40 hours)£1,710£88,920
    4Brokers£44 (38 hours)£1,670£86,840
    5Marketing and sales directors£42 (37 hours)£1,540£80,080
    6Information technology and telecommunications directors£39 (38 hours)£1,470£76,440
    7Financial managers and directors£38 (38 hours)£1,460£75,920
    8Legal professionals n.e.c.£42 (33 hours)£1,380£71,760
    9Officers in armed forcesInsufficient hours data£1,370£71,240
    10Advertising and public relations directors£32 (41 hours)£1,330£69,160
    11Garage managers and proprietors£19 (68 hours)£1,310£68,120
    12Farmers£11 (116 hours)£1,270£66,040
    13Shopkeepers and proprietors – wholesale and retail£17 (74 hours)£1,250£65,000
    14Functional managers and directors n.e.c.£32 (38 hours)£1,210£62,920
    15Medical practitioners£34 (34 hours)£1,140£59,280
    16Financial institution managers and directors£34 (33 hours)£1,130£58,760
    17Train and tram drivers£28 (39 hours)£1,110£57,720
    18Senior police officers£27 (40 hours)£1,070£55,640
    19Production managers and directors in manufacturing£29 (37 hours)£1,060£55,120
    20Health services and public health managers and directors£27 (39 hours)£1,040£54,080
    21IT project and programme managers£28 (37 hours)£1,040£54,080
    22Health care practice managers£18 (57 hours)£1,030£53,560
    23Higher education teaching professionals£29 (35 hours)£1,020£53,040
    24Human resource managers and directors£28 (37 hours)£1,020£53,040
    25Managers and proprietors in other services n.e.c.£19 (52 hours)£1,010£52,520
    26Production managers and directors in construction£24 (41 hours)£1,000£52,000
    27Production managers and directors in mining and energy£25 (39 hours)£990£51,480
    28Business and financial project management professionals£28 (35 hours)£990£51,480
    29Purchasing managers and directors£28 (35 hours)£980£50,960
    30Pipe fitters£17 (57 hours)£980£50,960
    31Actuaries, economists and statisticians£27 (36 hours)£970£50,440
    32Sales accounts and business development managers£26 (38 hours)£970£50,440
    33IT business analysts, architects and systems designers£26 (37 hours)£960£49,920
    34Physical scientists£23 (42 hours)£960£49,920
    35Research and development managers£26 (37 hours)£960£49,920
    36Property, housing and estate managers£20 (49 hours)£960£49,920
    37Aircraft maintenance and related trades£18 (51 hours)£940£48,880
    38Taxation experts£28 (33 hours)£940£48,880
    39Arts officers, producers and directors£25 (38 hours)£940£48,880
    40IT specialist managers£25 (37 hours)£940£48,880
    41Hotel and accommodation managers and proprietors£15 (63 hours)£930£48,360
    42Electrical engineers£24 (39 hours)£930£48,360
    43Ship and hovercraft officers£23 (40 hours)£900£46,800
    44Travel agency managers and proprietors£17 (52 hours)£900£46,800
    45Senior professionals of educational establishments£30 (30 hours)£900£46,800
    46Leisure and sports managers£17 (52 hours)£890£46,280
    47Electronics engineers£22 (41 hours)£890£46,280
    48Financial and accounting technicians£24 (37 hours)£880£45,760
    49Quality assurance and regulatory professionals£26 (34 hours)£870£45,240
    50Solicitors£29 (30 hours)£870£45,240
    51Programmers and software development professionals£24 (36 hours)£860£44,720
    52Mechanical engineers£23 (38 hours)£860£44,720
    53Financial accounts managers£23 (37 hours)£860£44,720
    54Insurance underwriters£24 (36 hours)£850£44,200
    55Crane drivers£15 (57 hours)£850£44,200
    56Senior officers in fire, ambulance, prison and related services£21 (40 hours)£850£44,200
    57Gardeners and landscape gardeners£11 (79 hours)£840£43,680
    58Rail and rolling stock builders and repairers£18 (46 hours)£840£43,680
    59Natural and social science professionals n.e.c.£20 (41 hours)£840£43,680
    60Elected officers and representatives£17 (50 hours)£840£43,680
    61Social services managers and directors£21 (39 hours)£820£42,640
    62Residential, day and domiciliary care managers and proprietors£17 (48 hours)£820£42,640
    63Design and development engineers£22 (37 hours)£820£42,640
    64Energy plant operatives£17 (48 hours)£810£42,120
    65Agricultural and fishing trades n.e.c.£12 (70 hours)£810£42,120
    66Construction and building trades supervisors£18 (46 hours)£810£42,120
    67Finance and investment analysts and advisers£23 (35 hours)£810£42,120
    68Quantity surveyors£23 (36 hours)£810£42,120
    69Managers and directors in transport and distribution£21 (38 hours)£810£42,120
    70Rail transport operatives£18 (44 hours)£800£41,600
    71Advertising accounts managers and creative directors£26 (31 hours)£800£41,600
    72Skilled metal, electrical and electronic trades supervisors£17 (46 hours)£800£41,600
    73Air-conditioning and refrigeration engineers£15 (55 hours)£800£41,600
    74Information technology and telecommunications professionals n.e.c.£22 (36 hours)£790£41,080
    75Civil engineers£21 (38 hours)£790£41,080
    76Production and process engineers£21 (38 hours)£790£41,080
    77Engineering professionals n.e.c.£21 (38 hours)£790£41,080
    78Police officers (sergeant and below)£20 (40 hours)£790£41,080
    79Management consultants and business analysts£24 (33 hours)£780£40,560
    80Biological scientists and biochemists£21 (37 hours)£780£40,560
    81Scaffolders, stagers and riggers£16 (49 hours)£780£40,560
    82Construction project managers and related professionals£20 (38 hours)£770£40,040
    83Quarry workers and related operatives£13 (60 hours)£760£39,520
    84Business, research and administrative professionals n.e.c.£22 (34 hours)£760£39,520
    85Musicians£35 (22 hours)£760£39,520
    86Chemical scientists£19 (40 hours)£750£39,000
    87Town planning officers£21 (36 hours)£750£39,000
    88IT engineers£18 (42 hours)£750£39,000
    89Chartered architectural technologists£19 (39 hours)£750£39,000
    90Paramedics£19 (38 hours)£740£38,480
    91Boat and ship builders and repairers£13 (56 hours)£740£38,480
    92Metal working production and maintenance fitters£16 (46 hours)£740£38,480
    93Health and safety officers£20 (37 hours)£730£37,960
    94Architects£24 (31 hours)£730£37,960
    95Secondary education teaching professionals£24 (31 hours)£730£37,960
    96Electrical and electronic trades n.e.c.£16 (45 hours)£730£37,960
    97Chartered and certified accountants£22 (33 hours)£720£37,440
    98Elementary construction occupations£11 (64 hours)£720£37,440
    99Telecommunications engineers£16 (44 hours)£720£37,440
    100Medical radiographers£19 (37 hours)£720£37,440
    101Estimators, valuers and assessors£19 (37 hours)£710£36,920
    102Environment professionals£19 (37 hours)£710£36,920
    103Midwives£20 (35 hours)£710£36,920
    104Inspectors of standards and regulations£19 (37 hours)£710£36,920
    105Electricians and electrical fitters£16 (45 hours)£710£36,920
    106Metal plate workers, and riveters£14 (52 hours)£710£36,920
    107Ophthalmic opticians£27 (26 hours)£710£36,920
    108Quality control and planning engineers£19 (36 hours)£700£36,400
    109Social and humanities scientists£16 (45 hours)£700£36,400
    110Dental practitioners£30 (23 hours)£700£36,400
    111Steel erectors£13 (53 hours)£700£36,400
    112Rail travel assistants£18 (38 hours)£700£36,400
    113Fire service officers (watch manager and below)£16 (42 hours)£690£35,880
    114Public services associate professionals£17 (40 hours)£690£35,880
    115Rail construction and maintenance operatives£15 (47 hours)£690£35,880
    116Managers and proprietors in forestry, fishing and related services£12 (56 hours)£690£35,880
    117Psychologists£22 (32 hours)£690£35,880
    118Social workers£19 (36 hours)£690£35,880
    119Road construction operatives£13 (52 hours)£690£35,880
    120Horticultural trades£9 (75 hours)£680£35,360
    121Protective service associate professionals n.e.c.£20 (34 hours)£680£35,360
    122Environmental health professionals£17 (39 hours)£680£35,360
    123Restaurant and catering establishment managers and proprietors£12 (55 hours)£680£35,360
    124Publicans and managers of licensed premises£12 (56 hours)£680£35,360
    125TV, video and audio engineers£14 (48 hours)£680£35,360
    126Plumbers and heating and ventilating engineers£15 (46 hours)£680£35,360
    127Legal associate professionals£19 (35 hours)£670£34,840
    128Chartered surveyors£20 (33 hours)£670£34,840
    129Tool makers, tool fitters and markers-out£14 (47 hours)£670£34,840
    130Managers and proprietors in agriculture and horticulture£15 (45 hours)£660£34,320
    131Nurses£18 (36 hours)£660£34,320
    132Business and related research professionals£19 (34 hours)£660£34,320
    133Chemical and related process operatives£15 (45 hours)£660£34,320
    134Veterinarians£18 (36 hours)£660£34,320
    135Mobile machine drivers and operatives n.e.c.£14 (47 hours)£660£34,320
    136Business sales executives£18 (37 hours)£660£34,320
    137Barristers and judges£24 (28 hours)£660£34,320
    138Coal mine operatives£12 (54 hours)£660£34,320
    139Vehicle body builders and repairers£12 (53 hours)£650£33,800
    140Managers and directors in retail and wholesale£17 (38 hours)£650£33,800
    141Conservation professionals£17 (39 hours)£650£33,800
    142Authors, writers and translators£20 (33 hours)£650£33,800
    143Further education teaching professionals£21 (31 hours)£650£33,800
    144Office managers£18 (37 hours)£650£33,800
    145Electrical and electronics technicians£17 (37 hours)£640£33,280
    146NCOs and other ranksInsufficient hours data£640£33,280
    147Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians£13 (49 hours)£630£32,760
    148Forestry workers£11 (57 hours)£630£32,760
    149Health professionals n.e.c.£20 (31 hours)£630£32,760
    150Marine and waterways transport operatives£14 (46 hours)£630£32,760
    151Occupational therapists£18 (34 hours)£620£32,240
    152Welding trades£13 (47 hours)£620£32,240
    153Business and related associate professionals n.e.c.£17 (36 hours)£620£32,240
    154Bricklayers and masons£13 (46 hours)£620£32,240
    155Buyers and procurement officers£17 (37 hours)£620£32,240
    156Physiotherapists£18 (34 hours)£610£31,720
    157Speech and language therapists£17 (35 hours)£610£31,720
    158Groundsmen and greenkeepers£10 (60 hours)£610£31,720
    159Vocational and industrial trainers and instructors£16 (38 hours)£610£31,720
    160Journalists, newspaper and periodical editors£20 (30 hours)£610£31,720
    161Public relations professionals£18 (33 hours)£610£31,720
    162Pharmacists£20 (30 hours)£610£31,720
    163Primary and nursery education teaching professionals£22 (28 hours)£610£31,720
    164Metal machining setters and setter-operators£13 (46 hours)£610£31,720
    165Personal assistants and other secretaries£15 (41 hours)£610£31,720
    166Welfare professionals n.e.c.£17 (35 hours)£600£31,200
    167Construction and building trades n.e.c.£14 (44 hours)£600£31,200
    168Large goods vehicle drivers£13 (48 hours)£600£31,200
    169Assemblers (vehicles and metal goods)£14 (44 hours)£600£31,200
    170Engineering technicians£17 (35 hours)£600£31,200
    171Graphic designers£16 (38 hours)£600£31,200
    172Education advisers and school inspectors£20 (30 hours)£600£31,200
    173Managers and directors in storage and warehousing£16 (38 hours)£600£31,200
    174Carpenters and joiners£13 (45 hours)£590£30,680
    175Human resources and industrial relations officers£16 (38 hours)£590£30,680
    176Water and sewerage plant operatives£13 (45 hours)£590£30,680
    177Plasterers£13 (44 hours)£590£30,680
    178Construction operatives n.e.c.£12 (49 hours)£590£30,680
    179Careers advisers and vocational guidance specialists£16 (38 hours)£590£30,680
    180Sheet metal workers£13 (47 hours)£590£30,680
    181Routine inspectors and testers£14 (43 hours)£590£30,680
    182Metal making and treating process operatives£12 (48 hours)£590£30,680
    183Building and civil engineering technicians£16 (36 hours)£590£30,680
    184Pre-press technicians£15 (39 hours)£590£30,680
    185Vehicle paint technicians£12 (47 hours)£580£30,160
    186Web design and development professionals£17 (35 hours)£580£30,160
    187Farm workers£10 (58 hours)£580£30,160
    188Company secretaries£20 (29 hours)£580£30,160
    189Precision instrument makers and repairers£13 (46 hours)£580£30,160
    190Probation officers£17 (34 hours)£580£30,160
    191Prison service officers (below principal officer)£15 (39 hours)£570£29,640
    192IT operations technicians£17 (33 hours)£570£29,640
    193Other drivers and transport operatives n.e.c.£14 (42 hours)£570£29,640
    194Medical secretaries£12 (47 hours)£570£29,640
    195Photographers, audio-visual and broadcasting equipment operators£16 (36 hours)£570£29,640
    196Process operatives n.e.c.£11 (52 hours)£570£29,640
    197Marketing associate professionals£16 (36 hours)£570£29,640
    198Floorers and wall tilers£12 (45 hours)£560£29,120
    199Medical and dental technicians£15 (37 hours)£560£29,120
    200Rubber process operatives£11 (52 hours)£560£29,120
    201Importers and exporters£14 (39 hours)£560£29,120
    202Officers of non-governmental organisations£16 (35 hours)£560£29,120
    203Counsellors£17 (33 hours)£560£29,120
    204Air transport operatives£13 (44 hours)£550£28,600
    205Plant and machine operatives n.e.c.£12 (47 hours)£550£28,600
    206Glass and ceramics process operatives£11 (49 hours)£550£28,600
    207National government administrative occupations£14 (39 hours)£550£28,600
    208Finance officers£15 (36 hours)£550£28,600
    209Roofers, roof tilers and slaters£13 (43 hours)£550£28,600
    210Draughtspersons£16 (34 hours)£540£28,080
    211Librarians£16 (33 hours)£540£28,080
    212IT user support technicians£16 (33 hours)£540£28,080
    213Sports coaches, instructors and officials£15 (36 hours)£540£28,080
    214Painters and decorators£12 (44 hours)£530£27,560
    215Local government administrative occupations£14 (38 hours)£530£27,560
    216Special needs education teaching professionals£20 (27 hours)£530£27,560
    217Electroplaters£10 (51 hours)£530£27,560
    218Quality assurance technicians£15 (35 hours)£530£27,560
    219Metal working machine operatives£12 (45 hours)£520£27,040
    220Moulders, core makers and die casters£11 (46 hours)£520£27,040
    221Office supervisors£14 (38 hours)£520£27,040
    222Elementary process plant occupations n.e.c.£11 (47 hours)£520£27,040
    223Plastics process operatives£11 (47 hours)£520£27,040
    224School secretaries£11 (47 hours)£520£27,040
    225Product, clothing and related designers£16 (33 hours)£520£27,040
    226Planning, process and production technicians£16 (33 hours)£520£27,040
    227Customer service managers and supervisors£15 (33 hours)£510£26,520
    228Bus and coach drivers£12 (42 hours)£510£26,520
    229Postal workers, mail sorters, messengers and couriers£13 (39 hours)£510£26,520
    230Book-keepers, payroll managers and wages clerks£15 (35 hours)£510£26,520
    231Hairdressing and beauty salon managers and proprietors£10 (49 hours)£510£26,520
    232Glaziers, window fabricators and fitters£10 (48 hours)£500£26,000
    233School midday and crossing patrol occupations£31 (16 hours)£500£26,000
    234Tailors and dressmakers£19 (27 hours)£500£26,000
    235Housing officers£15 (33 hours)£500£26,000
    236Bank and post office clerks£14 (36 hours)£500£26,000
    237Printers£13 (39 hours)£500£26,000
    238Paper and wood machine operatives£11 (46 hours)£500£26,000
    239Science, engineering and production technicians n.e.c.£14 (35 hours)£500£26,000
    240Conference and exhibition managers and organisers£14 (36 hours)£500£26,000
    241Architectural and town planning technicians£14 (35 hours)£490£25,480
    242Communication operators£14 (34 hours)£490£25,480
    243Police community support officers£13 (38 hours)£490£25,480
    244Transport and distribution clerks and assistants£13 (39 hours)£490£25,480
    245Printing machine assistants£11 (43 hours)£490£25,480
    246Van drivers£11 (45 hours)£490£25,480
    247Other administrative occupations n.e.c.£13 (37 hours)£490£25,480
    248Vehicle and parts salespersons and advisers£12 (41 hours)£490£25,480
    249Textile process operatives£11 (44 hours)£490£25,480
    250Taxi and cab drivers and chauffeurs£12 (41 hours)£490£25,480
    251Other skilled trades n.e.c.£13 (37 hours)£490£25,480
    252Assemblers and routine operatives n.e.c.£11 (44 hours)£490£25,480
    253Agricultural machinery drivers£10 (51 hours)£490£25,480
    254Estate agents and auctioneers£14 (36 hours)£490£25,480
    255Artists£14 (35 hours)£480£24,960
    256Tyre, exhaust and windscreen fitters£10 (49 hours)£480£24,960
    257Legal secretaries£13 (38 hours)£480£24,960
    258Leisure and travel service occupations n.e.c.£16 (30 hours)£480£24,960
    259Pensions and insurance clerks and assistants£13 (37 hours)£470£24,440
    260Elementary cleaning occupations n.e.c.£12 (38 hours)£470£24,440
    261Assemblers (electrical and electronic products)£10 (48 hours)£470£24,440
    262Weighers, graders and sorters£11 (44 hours)£470£24,440
    263Fork-lift truck drivers£11 (42 hours)£470£24,440
    264Records clerks and assistants£12 (38 hours)£470£24,440
    265Archivists and curators£16 (29 hours)£460£23,920
    266Security guards and related occupations£11 (43 hours)£460£23,920
    267Food, drink and tobacco process operatives£10 (44 hours)£460£23,920
    268Credit controllers£13 (36 hours)£460£23,920
    269Stock control clerks and assistants£12 (37 hours)£450£23,400
    270Ambulance staff (excluding paramedics)£13 (36 hours)£450£23,400
    271Fishing and other elementary agriculture occupations n.e.c.£9 (49 hours)£450£23,400
    272Weavers and knitters£11 (42 hours)£450£23,400
    273Packers, bottlers, canners and fillers£10 (44 hours)£450£23,400
    274Youth and community workers£14 (32 hours)£450£23,400
    275Footwear and leather working trades£10 (45 hours)£450£23,400
    276Textiles, garments and related trades n.e.c.£12 (39 hours)£450£23,400
    277Financial administrative occupations n.e.c.£13 (36 hours)£450£23,400
    278Butchers£11 (42 hours)£450£23,400
    279Conservation and environmental associate professionals£12 (36 hours)£440£22,880
    280Library clerks and assistants£13 (34 hours)£440£22,880
    281Glass and ceramics makers, decorators and finishers£10 (46 hours)£440£22,880
    282Elementary security occupations n.e.c.£13 (34 hours)£440£22,880
    283Laboratory technicians£13 (34 hours)£440£22,880
    284Travel agents£12 (38 hours)£440£22,880
    285Welfare and housing associate professionals n.e.c.£13 (33 hours)£440£22,880
    286Podiatrists£20 (22 hours)£440£22,880
    287Typists and related keyboard occupations£11 (40 hours)£440£22,880
    288Caretakers£11 (40 hours)£430£22,360
    289Chefs£11 (39 hours)£430£22,360
    290Telephone salespersons£11 (38 hours)£430£22,360
    291Sales administrators£12 (36 hours)£430£22,360
    292Health associate professionals n.e.c.£12 (35 hours)£430£22,360
    293Hospital porters£11 (40 hours)£430£22,360
    294Child and early years officers£13 (33 hours)£430£22,360
    295Receptionists£10 (42 hours)£430£22,360
    296Therapy professionals n.e.c.£17 (25 hours)£420£21,840
    297Catering and bar managers£11 (37 hours)£420£21,840
    298Human resources administrative occupations£11 (37 hours)£420£21,840
    299Dispensing opticians£13 (32 hours)£420£21,840
    300Furniture makers and other craft woodworkers£11 (40 hours)£420£21,840
    301Industrial cleaning process occupations£9 (45 hours)£420£21,840
    302Elementary storage occupations£11 (39 hours)£420£21,840
    303Elementary administration occupations n.e.c.£10 (43 hours)£420£21,840
    304Print finishing and binding workers£10 (41 hours)£420£21,840
    305Clergy£14 (30 hours)£420£21,840
    306Pharmaceutical technicians£12 (33 hours)£410£21,320
    307Upholsterers£12 (34 hours)£410£21,320
    308Air travel assistants£11 (36 hours)£410£21,320
    309Sales related occupations n.e.c.£12 (34 hours)£410£21,320
    310Sales supervisors£12 (35 hours)£410£21,320
    311Undertakers, mortuary and crematorium assistants£13 (32 hours)£400£20,800
    312Cleaners and domestics£9 (43 hours)£400£20,800
    313Refuse and salvage occupations£10 (38 hours)£390£20,280
    314Parking and civil enforcement occupations£10 (38 hours)£390£20,280
    315Sports and leisure assistants£10 (38 hours)£390£20,280
    316Merchandisers and window dressers£12 (32 hours)£390£20,280
    317Customer service occupations n.e.c.£12 (33 hours)£380£19,760
    318Roundspersons and van salespersons£10 (37 hours)£380£19,760
    319Vehicle valeters and cleaners£9 (42 hours)£370£19,240
    320Market research interviewers£22 (17 hours)£370£19,240
    321Cooks£10 (37 hours)£370£19,240
    322Street cleaners£10 (36 hours)£370£19,240
    323Houseparents and residential wardens£12 (30 hours)£360£18,720
    324Senior care workers£10 (35 hours)£360£18,720
    325Debt, rent and other cash collectors£10 (35 hours)£360£18,720
    326Leisure and theme park attendants£11 (32 hours)£360£18,720
    327Launderers, dry cleaners and pressers£9 (39 hours)£360£18,720
    328Beauticians and related occupations£10 (36 hours)£360£18,720
    329Bakers and flour confectioners£9 (37 hours)£350£18,200
    330Fishmongers and poultry dressers£9 (39 hours)£350£18,200
    331Nursing auxiliaries and assistants£11 (31 hours)£350£18,200
    332Window cleaners£11 (31 hours)£350£18,200
    333Veterinary nurses£11 (33 hours)£350£18,200
    334Call and contact centre occupations£11 (33 hours)£350£18,200
    335Fitness instructors£13 (26 hours)£350£18,200
    336Elementary sales occupations n.e.c.£11 (31 hours)£340£17,680
    337Collector salespersons and credit agents£9 (38 hours)£340£17,680
    338Kitchen and catering assistants£9 (39 hours)£340£17,680
    339Sewing machinists£10 (35 hours)£340£17,680
    340Telephonists£11 (30 hours)£330£17,160
    341Cleaning and housekeeping managers and supervisors£10 (32 hours)£330£17,160
    342Sales and retail assistants£10 (32 hours)£330£17,160
    343Shelf fillers£10 (34 hours)£330£17,160
    344Florists£10 (32 hours)£330£17,160
    345Waiters and waitresses£9 (38 hours)£330£17,160
    346Dental nurses£10 (32 hours)£320£16,640
    347Hairdressers and barbers£10 (33 hours)£320£16,640
    348Other elementary services occupations n.e.c.£9 (35 hours)£320£16,640
    349Pest control officers£10 (31 hours)£320£16,640
    350Housekeepers and related occupations£10 (31 hours)£310£16,120
    351Care workers and home carers£10 (31 hours)£310£16,120
    352Pharmacy and other dispensing assistants£9 (33 hours)£310£16,120
    353Bar staff£9 (36 hours)£310£16,120
    354Childminders and related occupations£11 (27 hours)£300£15,600
    355Teaching assistants£10 (29 hours)£300£15,600
    356Teaching and other educational professionals n.e.c.£15 (20 hours)£300£15,600
    357Educational support assistants£10 (29 hours)£300£15,600
    358Nursery nurses and assistants£9 (31 hours)£290£15,080
    359Retail cashiers and check-out operators£9 (29 hours)£270£14,040
    360Animal care services occupations n.e.c.£10 (26 hours)£260£13,520
    361Care escorts£19 (14 hours)£260£13,520
    362Playworkers£14 (14 hours)£200£10,400
    363Driving instructors£13 (14 hours)£180£9,360
    364Sports players£4 (39 hours)£170£8,840
    365Waste disposal and environmental services managers£2 (53 hours)£100£5,200
    N/ASmiths and forge workersInsufficient dataInsufficient dataInsufficient data
    N/AActors, entertainers and presentersInsufficient dataInsufficient dataInsufficient data
    N/ADancers and choreographersInsufficient dataInsufficient dataInsufficient data
    N/AMarket and street traders and assistantsInsufficient dataInsufficient dataInsufficient data

    *Based on avaerage hours per week for each occupation.

    Source: Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings 2019

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