CX Pay
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Are you inSinuating you are in CX? The HK pay scales will be in your schedule 2 of your CoS, along side the Aussie ones.
On the odd chance you're interested in a move to Hong Kong AND a job with CX, try the wannabes forum, I'm sure the 2nd officer pay will be there.
Edit: Spelling, thanks Arfur, I swear that was an autocorrect!
On the odd chance you're interested in a move to Hong Kong AND a job with CX, try the wannabes forum, I'm sure the 2nd officer pay will be there.
Edit: Spelling, thanks Arfur, I swear that was an autocorrect!
Last edited by Will IB Fayed; 17th March 2013 at 00:42.
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Polar Route
Oh goodie, the spelling bee judges are out. Where's STP and Kunt Roll? Get them in here, and the whole lot could have their own English Grammar School forum. They could even have a wannabes forum for aspiring diction autocrats.
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: Hong Kong
A new SO can expect roughly $45,000/month gross salary. It's all taxable, and you have to save up for a big tax bill the first year. Take a good long look at expenses in Hong Kong compared to OZ before jumping in with both feet... Look at the "Living in HK" thread for more info and discussion. Have you already applied to CX?
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From: Hong Kong
Real Estate
May I suggest you visit the applicable websites of the operators. Even if the salary scales aren't there, then at least there should be a contact in recruiting who can give you accurate information. Or try the wannabes forums.
And while you're online at those websites, I suggests you also look at some real estate websites, and check out the price of housing in Hong Kong.
You say you're from Melbourne. If you think real estate is expensive there, then you're in for a rude shock. For the same rental price as a house in the 'burbs in Melbourne, you can get yourself a stunning 700-800 sq ft apartment in a high rise with a view across the street into the window of another 700-800sq ft apartment.
And while you're online at those websites, I suggests you also look at some real estate websites, and check out the price of housing in Hong Kong.
You say you're from Melbourne. If you think real estate is expensive there, then you're in for a rude shock. For the same rental price as a house in the 'burbs in Melbourne, you can get yourself a stunning 700-800 sq ft apartment in a high rise with a view across the street into the window of another 700-800sq ft apartment.
