All organisations have offices, and all of these need administrative staff to keep them running.
The business and finance sectors are important to the UK. They create the wealth we need to keep the country running. Financial services (such as banks and building societies) are central to the economy.
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| Bath and North East Somerset | 1,818 |
| Bristol | 20,702 |
| North Somerset | 1,419 |
| South Gloucestershire | 4,085 |
Source: Annual Business Inquiry Employee Analysis. ONS Crown Copyright. (From Nomis 2009)
Source: Labour Force Survey 2007, © Crown Copyright. Figures are for England.
| Position | Average annual salary (£s) |
|---|---|
| Accountant (Chartered/Certified) | £38,419 |
| Counter Clerk | £17,807 |
| Insurance Underwriter | £38,264 |
| Legal Secretary | £18,080 |
| Medical Secretary | £15,203 |
| Office Manager | £33,003 |
| Receptionist | £11,801 |
| School Secretary | £14,415 |
Salary rates have been calculated using the average gross pay rates for full time workers. Figures are for the United Kingdom. Averages can hide higher earnings. With training and career development, higher salaries can be achieved.
Source: Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings 2008, O.N.S., © Crown Copyright.
In 2008 83.7% of 16 year olds in the West of England continued in full-time education, while a further 10.2% entered full-time employment or work-based training.
A total of 1,182 Year 11 school leavers from West of England schools entered full-time employment or work-based training. Of this number, 63 went into business, administration and finance related work.
Source: Connexions West of England 2009.
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