What should the pay be- what do you think it is? (transfer, income)

[tom1944]

Manager 30+ years experience
oversees an organization of 250
generates $300 million plus in revenue above expenses
must also run a myriad of other programs that provide services to our customers
benefits include health care pays 35% of premium
pension - must contribute 7.5% as employee contribution
vacation/sick days
required to be on call 24 hours a day 7 days a week
not eligible for overtime
no bonus
not eligible to work part time unless granted approval

So what do you think the pay is?

[SweepTheLeg]

Originally Posted by tom1944

Manager 30+ years experience
oversees an organization of 250
generates $300 million plus in revenue above expenses
must also run a myriad of other programs that provide services to our customers
benefits include health care pays 35% of premium
pension - must contribute 7.5% as employee contribution
vacation/sick days
required to be on call 24 hours a day 7 days a week
not eligible for overtime
no bonus
not eligible to work part time unless granted approval

So what do you think the pay is?

Chris Christie makes about 157k, if memory serves.

[tom1944]

What does the governor have to do with this post?

[shorebaby]

Originally Posted by tom1944

Manager 30+ years experience
oversees an organization of 250
generates $300 million plus in revenue above expenses
must also run a myriad of other programs that provide services to our customers
benefits include health care pays 35% of premium
pension - must contribute 7.5% as employee contribution
vacation/sick days
required to be on call 24 hours a day 7 days a week
not eligible for overtime
no bonus
not eligible to work part time unless granted approval

So what do you think the pay is?

How many people can do what this manager does? Is it a growing industry? How stable are the customers? How are other similarly experienced managers in the same field compensated?

[tom1944]

That is my question what do you think the compensation should be- say it was retail or a bank or government what do you think someone who manages 250 people and produces $300 million in income plus provides other services should make?

[SweepTheLeg]

Originally Posted by tom1944

What does the governor have to do with this post?

Because you pretty much described his job.

[tom1944]

I did?

[davenj08]

Depends on 2 key variables - Industry and Profile.

In Finance or Consulting, salary could range anywhere from 150k to 250k+. In other low paying industry like Retail, it could be a fraction of that.

If you were in a role that directly supports customers or front-office and if your skills are highly transferable, its very valuable. If you managed a low skilled staff of 250 and your skills are very specific to your industry, it may not be very sell-able.

[HalfFull]

Pension??? Who gets a pension anymore?

[bay]

Originally Posted by HalfFull

Pension??? Who gets a pension anymore?

I do get pension...
so does my husband...

(P.S. we work for different companys)