Germany - Collective agreements pay off for German MBA’s - March 29, 2010

“Diplomkaufleute” (a German business administration degree, similar to MBA) covered by collective agreements earn on average Euro 4,434 monthly, that is Euro 410 more than their colleagues in companies without such agreements. This is a striking result of a recent on-line survey through the continuous WageIndicator web survey (in Germany called Lohnspiegel), in which about 3,000 German MBA’s participated. While their monthly average salary stands at Euro 4,210, average earnings across industries are highest in banking (Euro 4,713). Other striking results in the Lohnspiegel survey are that experience also pays off (with salaries of those with over 20 years experience averaging Euro 5,283, as against Euro 3,254 for starters), and that female MBA’s with an average Euro 3,705 earn 18% less than their male colleagues (Euro 4,506). At the very start of their career, female MBA’s experience a gender pay gap of 14%.

German: http://www.lohnspiegel.de/main/zusatzinformationen/diplomkaufleute/diplomkaufleute-2013-das-hoechste-gehalt-gibt-es-in-duesseldorf

 

This article was published in the Collective Bargaining Newsletter. It aims to facilitate information exchange between trade unions and to support the work of ETUC's collective bargaining committee. For more information, please contact the editor Maarten van Klaveren, Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies (AIAS) M.vanKlaveren@uva.nl. You may find further information on the ETUI atwww.etui.org, and on the AIAS at www.uva-aias.net. © ETUI aisbl, Brussels 2009.

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