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What Jobs Pay 2010-2011 provides the latest average weekly full-time earnings by age for all occupations in the Australian job market.It is the eleventh edition in the series,which remains an invaluable reference source for counsellors giving advice about work prospects and earnings and for job seekers,students and others choosing a career and looking at market-rate earnings.Because they are reliable indicators of expected income in specific occupations according to one's age and employment experience, the What Jobs Pay figures on an average full-time earnings will continue to be used in economic loss claims before the Courts and in worker's compensation cases,family support assessments and other forums. Average weekly full-time earnings increase over time in most occupations as workers acquire valued experience and skills, but they do not increase in all occupations. What Jobs Pay 2010-2011 documents not just the current overall level of earnings in specific occupations and groups but also the extent to which earnings grow and decline for prime working age workers (defined as those aged 25 to 44)and older workers. The statistics permit readers to draw their own comparisons between occupations of a higher,lower,or similar skill as well as by age group.

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