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What Jersey job adverts pay

What employers are offering right now.From the 68 of 342 live adverts that give a figure. Most only say “negotiable”, so treat this as a guide to advertised pay, not to pay in general.

Median advertised pay£36,153a year, full-time equivalent
Middle half of adverts£30.7k to £50klower to upper quartile
Median hourly rate£16.2035 adverts pay by the hour
Minimum wage£13.59an hour · 6 adverts pay exactly this

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Adverts found14068 state pay
Median£52,349a year
Lowest£26,850a year
Highest£166,458a year
AdvertEmployerPay as advertisedA yearPosted
Maintenance AssistantLakeside Care Home (Barchester) £16.42 an hour£34,1546 Nov
Bank Nights - Health Care AssistantComplete Individual Home Care £20.51 an hour£42,6616 Nov
Healthcare Support WorkerMy Home Care Ltd £20.50 an hour£42,6405 Nov
Sister/Charge Nurse A and EGovernment of Jersey £66,423–£71,038 a year£68,7315 Nov
Nursery PractionerLa Petite Ecole Nursery £17.81 an hour£37,0454 Nov
Tele-Communication OperatorGovernment of Jersey £35,631–£39,412 a year£37,5223 Nov
Clinical Fellow in General MedicineGovernment of Jersey £57,046–£68,778 a year£62,9123 Nov
Specialty Doctor in HaematologyGovernment of Jersey £74,809–£113,478 a year£94,1442 Nov
Consultant Accident and EmergencyGovernment of Jersey £119,025–£177,444 a year£148,2351 Nov
Care AssistantTrinity247 Care Services Ltd £17 an hour£35,36030 Oct
Residential Support AdministratorFreeda (Free from Domestic Abuse) £36,153 a year£36,15330 Oct
Healthcare Support Worker (Waking Nights)Island Home Care £21 an hour£43,68030 Oct

Current and past adverts whose title contains every word typed. Yearly figures convert hourly rates at 40 hours a week.

By sector

  1. Health & Care27 adverts£53,768
  2. Office & Administration8 adverts£37,057
  3. Hospitality & Catering12 adverts£29,484
  4. Retail & Sales6 adverts£28,267
  • Middle half of adverts
  • Median
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SectorLower quartileMedianUpper quartileAdverts
Health & Care£40,040£53,768£84,61527
Office & Administration£34,622£37,057£40,0828
Hospitality & Catering£28,267£29,484£35,49012
Retail & Sales£28,267£28,267£29,0476

Sectors where at least 5 current adverts state pay. The bar covers the middle half of adverts; the dot is the median.

Adverts by yearly pay

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Pay band (from)Adverts
£20k a year0
£25k a year14
£30k a year12
£35k a year17
£40k a year6
£45k a year1
£50k a year1
£55k a year0
£60k a year1
£65k a year4
£70k a year0
£75k a year2
£80k a year1
£85k a year1
£90k a year2
£95k a year0
£100k+ a year5

Each column is a £5,000 band. 67 adverts.

Hourly rates

  • Band that holds the minimum wage
  • Other bands
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Hourly rate (from)Adverts
£13.50 to £13.99 an hour7
£14.00 to £14.49 an hour5
£14.50 to £14.99 an hour3
£15.00 to £15.49 an hour1
£15.50 to £15.99 an hour0
£16.00 to £16.49 an hour4
£16.50 to £16.99 an hour0
£17.00 to £17.49 an hour4
£17.50 to £17.99 an hour2
£18.00 to £18.49 an hour1
£18.50 to £18.99 an hour1
£19.00 to £19.49 an hour1
£19.50 to £19.99 an hour1
£20.00 to £20.49 an hour0
£20.50 to £20.99 an hour2
£21.00 to £21.49 an hour2
£21.50 to £21.99 an hour0
£22.00 to £22.49 an hour0
£22.50 to £22.99 an hour0
£23.00 to £23.49 an hour1

35 adverts state an hourly rate. Each column is a 50p band.

Median advertised pay, by week posted

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WeekMedian
Week 38£34.3k
Week 39£29.1k
Week 40£46.3k
Week 41£37.9k
Week 42£40.6k
Week 43£36.2k
Week 44£36.3k
Week 45£37.3k

Weeks with at least 5 adverts stating pay. Week numbers are ISO weeks.

Hourly and yearly, side by side

An hourA week (40 h)A monthA year
£13.59 minimum wage£544 £2,356£28,267
£14.00£560 £2,427£29,120
£15.00£600 £2,600£31,200
£16.00£640 £2,773£33,280
£18.00£720 £3,120£37,440
£20.00£800 £3,467£41,600
£22.50£900 £3,900£46,800
£25.00£1,000 £4,333£52,000
£30.00£1,200 £5,200£62,400
£40.00£1,600 £6,933£83,200

Before tax and social security. 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year.

Reading these figures

  • Only adverts that state a figure are counted. Jobs paying more are less likely to state it, so the true middle of the market is probably higher.
  • A range such as £30,000 to £35,000 counts as its midpoint.
  • Advertised pay is before income tax, social security and the long-term care contribution. See tax and social security.
  • The minimum wage is £13.59 an hour.

Adverts that state pay, highest first