Where Is The Best Place For Teachers In Europe?
Totally Money have created an interactive report looking into a number of European cities to see how they compare when it comes to job salaries. The study allows users to see the average weekly working hours and the average paid holiday from each country across the continent.
One popular occupation is that of a teacher. If you were to look at working in another European country, which would pay you the highest?
Totally Money’s results found that:
- Switzerland has the highest average salary, with £73,286
- The UK came in at second with an average of £42,344
- France placed 3rd with an average of £37,772
The table below shows the countries with the highest weekly working hours:
|
Country |
Hours Worked |
Ranking |
|
Greece |
42 |
1st |
|
Switzerland |
42 |
2nd |
|
Sweden |
40 |
3rd |
Paid Annual Leave
A concern for many workers, the number of annual leave holidays we receive is an important factor to our work vs life balance. The study shows how many days each country offers for paid leave. Ranking as number one, Greece offers the most with 29 days. Germany, along with four other countries, offer the lowest with just 20 days.
|
Country |
Number of Holiday Leave |
Ranking |
|
Greece |
29 |
1st |
|
France |
25 |
5th |
|
Germany |
20 |
8th |
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