"mean salary" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in discussions or descriptions of income or wages. Example: The mean salary for teachers in the US is approximately $60,000 per year.
The mean salary for beginning librarians is $32,891, the association says.
Engineering UK revealed that Stem professionals earn a higher mean salary compared to all employees, and the average salary of a chartered engineer is £68,539.
The reorganization will not mean salary reductions for the program directors, but if they leave, they will be replaced by people earning less, Ms. Mason said.
For some Citigroup investment bankers and traders, the changes could mean salary increases of as much as 50percentt, depending on their position.
(For those interested in such matters, AACSB reports that the mean salary of a full professor at one of its business schools is $143,000).
The 'graduate premium', namely the difference between the mean salary for those starting graduate employment and the mean salary for those starting non-graduate employment, increased overall by 25 per cent between 2005 and 2010, from a differential of £5,485 in 2005 to £6,840 in 2010.
It said: "There are currently 346 council chief executives in England, and their mean average salary is £134,880, giving an overall pay bill of £45.3m.
The mean average salary for non-certified brokers is around $100,000 £61,0000).
Monetary motivation is also a factor as certified brokers have a mean average salary of between $124,000 £75,0000) and $161,000 £98,0000), credential dependent.
Remember, too, that these are mean salaries and that they give no indication of how distant the outliers at either end of the salary scale for any occupation might be.
Academic life scientists above 65 reported mean salaries of $133,000, more than three times as large as those in the youngest (25 to 34) age group, who earn a mean of $41,000.
