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Data & statistics on Average usual weekly earnings by highest level of education – 24 results
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Average usual weekly earnings, by highest level of education

Average usual weekly earnings, by highest level of education

www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/hilda/conf-papers/watson%20pathways%20and%20roadbloacks.pdf

Full-time Part-time Average usual weekly earnings ($) ow ee e a a f.d r2 re ...
with qualifications at or below Certificate Level 3 or 4 or Year 12 earn on average between $600 and $800 per week. The average full-time weekly earnings for people with Diplomas ...
holders earn on average $1, 383 per week. The average income of people with higher

May 2005 | Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research : The University of Melbourne
Original Url: http://www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/hilda/conf-papers/watson%20pathways%20and%20roadbloacks.pdf
Median weekly earnings for women by level of education and age, 2009

Median weekly earnings for women by level of education and age, 2009

www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/hilda/Bibliography/wp/Gilfillan_PC_WP_women-over-45.pdf

Figure 6.1 Median weekly earnings for women by level of education and age, 2009 Median weekly earnings ($) 15 to 24 years 25 to 44 years 45 to 54 years 55 to 64 ...
For example, ABS data show that women aged 45 to 54 years working full time with a graduate diploma, graduate certificate or above had median weekly earnings of $1534 in 2009 compared with $789 for women in the same age group working full time with year ...
(Education and Training Experience 2009, Cat. no. 6278.0, released March 2010).

Jan 2009 | Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research : The University of Melbourne
Original Url: http://www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/hilda/Bibliography/wp/Gilfillan_PC_WP_women-over-45.pdf
Earnings by years of work experience and children, 2007a

Earnings by years of work experience and children, 2007a

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The lower earnings of women with children may also in part be explained ...
the effect of employment experience on female earnings is likely to be lessened. For example, it appears that women with children earn slightly less than women without ...
Figure 6.7 Earnings by years of work experience and children, 2007a Median

Jan 2011 | Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research : The University of Melbourne
Original Url: http://www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/hilda/Bibliography/wp/Gilfillan_PC_WP_women-over-45.pdf
Demographic characteristics by earnings, excluding students

Demographic characteristics by earnings, excluding students

www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/hilda/Bibliography/watson_low_paid_workers_2007.pdf

Sex Male Female Total Age group Under 25 25 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 54 55 to 64 65 or over Total Marital status Married Separated Divorced Widowed De facto Never married Total Highest educ level Postgraduate Grad diploma Bachelor Adv diploma, diploma Cert III or IV ...
by cross-sectional weights. $700pw> = over $700 per week; C10<=$700pw = at or below $700 per week, but above C10; FMW<=C10 = at or below C10, but above FMW; <=FMW

Nov 2007 | Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research : The University of Melbourne
Original Url: http://www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/hilda/Bibliography/watson_low_paid_workers_2007.pdf
Progression of real average weekly pay in 2006 dollars

Progression of real average weekly pay in 2006 dollars

www.melbourneinstitute.com/labour/Social%20Policy%20Contract/2-08%20Final%20Report.pdf

education level and better economic condition at entry year. For the two larger groups ...
1a Weekly earning progressions of apprentices ...
4.1a and 4.1b presents progression of real average weekly pay in 2006 dollars

Jan 2006 | Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research : The University of Melbourne
Original Url: http://www.melbourneinstitute.com/labour/Social%20Policy%20Contract/2-08%20Final%20Report.pdf
To pay for education expenses

To pay for education expenses

www.melbourneinstitute.com/hilda/qaires/selfcompletionquestionnairew1.pdf

expecting to earn substantial returns I take above-average financial risks expecting to earn above-average returns I take average financial risks expecting to earn average ...
(and your family’s) savings habits ? (Cross one box) C4 Don’t save: usually spend more

Aug 2001 | Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research : The University of Melbourne
Original Url: http://www.melbourneinstitute.com/hilda/qaires/selfcompletionquestionnairew1.pdf
Variables and Characteristics of the Entire Sample

Variables and Characteristics of the Entire Sample

www.melbourneinstitute.com/wp/wp2004n01.pdf

as a child? Degree and above % Based on highest educational qualification obtained. Urban ...
administrators and professionals. Average usual working hours (emp) Usual hours worked per week, including overtime, in all jobs? Average preferred working hours (emp ...
TABLE 1 Variables and Characteristics of the Entire Sample Characteristic Mean Std. Dev. Average age (years) Number of children Aged under 15 years, including own child, step child and foster child. Australian born %

Feb 2004 | Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research : The University of Melbourne
Original Url: http://www.melbourneinstitute.com/wp/wp2004n01.pdf
Variable definitions and summary statistics

Variable definitions and summary statistics

www.melbourneinstitute.com/conf/Education07/Education%202007%20Papers/Chapman,%20Bruce.pdf

in the estimation sample. In 2004 dollars men earn an average $1052 per week and work around 45 hours while women earn an average of $850 working almost 42 hours per week. ...
Gross weekly wage in 2004 dollars Dummy, = 1 if highest qual is a higher degree ...
I or II Dummy, = 1 if highest qual is a Certificate of unknown level Dummy

Jan 2004 | Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research : The University of Melbourne
Original Url: http://www.melbourneinstitute.com/conf/Education07/Education%202007%20Papers/Chapman,%20Bruce.pdf
Variable definitions and summary statistics

Variable definitions and summary statistics

www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/hilda/Bibliography/wp/Chapman_et_al_FEE-HELP_DP570.pdf

in the estimation sample. In 2004 dollars men earn an average $1052 per week and work around 45 hours while women earn an average of $850 working almost 42 hours per week. ...
Definition mean std dev mean std dev Dependent variable Wage Log of gross weekly wage from main job, in 2004 6.83 Gross weekly wage in 2004 dollars Educational variables ...
Certificate (level unknown) Completed school Incompleted school Dummy, = 1 if highest qual

Jan 2004 | Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research : The University of Melbourne
Original Url: http://www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/hilda/Bibliography/wp/Chapman_et_al_FEE-HELP_DP570.pdf
Variable definitions and pooled‐sample summary statistics

Variable definitions and pooled‐sample summary statistics

www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/working_paper_series/wp2013n32.pdf

education level or other characteristics. ...
Mean S.D. Equals 1 if employed and both hourly and weekly earnings are less ...
or weekly earnings are less than the 120% of the federal minimum wage, and 0 otherwise

Jan 2011 | Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research : The University of Melbourne
Original Url: http://www.melbourneinstitute.com/downloads/working_paper_series/wp2013n32.pdf
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