how much pay does an office administrator earns?

Answer 1

Depends how big the company is and whether it is local or in a large town.
Anything from £18,000 to £30,000, but that high would be rare.

Answer 2

Depends on a lot of things. For example where you live i.e. they take cost of living into acoount, also what type of organisation you work for is v important. Smaller businesses often pay less and often bandy around ther term administrator when really they mean clerical person. Actual administrators in Britain working in local governement,Higher Education institutions (as i do) require degrees and often management experience, as you do some higher level admin but also manage ppl, manage a budget, co-ordinate sttuff etc, Plus in London for teh big corp banks the role is v similar etc. Plus experince in a similar role effects salary hugely!!!!!

Thus wages very wildy from around £14, 000 to as high as almost £70, 000. Id say average starting out maybe around the £15-17 ish mark, around £20-24 ish with a degree and higher if management exp required, over about £26ish you'd have had to have a lot of prior exp in teh area already, the more years likely to be higher the wage.

Answer 3

depends on where you live. when i did that kind of work i earned between 25 and 30 thousand (U.S. dollars) per year. a major city where cost of living is higher, pay should obviously also be higher.

Answer 4

See payscale.com. Not sure whether they have their UK database up yet. If not, soon.