The data shows that 10 occupations with the highest average income in Australia this year are: surgeons, anesthesiologists, internal medicine experts, financial traders, psychiatrists, other medical practitioners, judicial and other legal workers, mining engineers, chief executives and general managers, and engineering managers. Among them, the average income of surgeons is as high as 377,000 Australian dollars; According to the median calculation, anesthesiologists topped the list with 324,000 Australian dollars.
In terms of the number of posts, CEO and general manager have the most posts, which is 40 times that of surgeons; However, the median income of this category is only A $73,000, which is at the bottom of the top ten.
In addition, although there are only 6 states and 2 territories in Australia, 2 1 person declares his occupation as "state governor". Among these 2 1 people, the average income of men is nearly 6.5438+0.6 million Australian dollars, and the average income of women is in the early stage of 6.5438+0.5 million Australian dollars.
The income gap between men and women is more obvious among investment brokers. Among them, the average income of men is over A $280,000, while that of women is less than A $6.5438+0.2 million. Among all occupations, the only occupation in which the average income of women is higher than that of men is writer. The average income of women is A $6265438 +0.48, while that of men is A $665438 +0.879, which is quite weak.
Jason Murphy, a columnist of Australian News Group, pointed out that there are many reasons behind the income gap between men and women. He pointed out that some women work part-time; There are still some people who can't get promoted, and even get lower wages than men who work in the same job. In addition, the unemployment rate of women is higher than that of men.
There are also differences in income between States. In terms of the average number one surgeon, Western Australia ranked first with nearly 470,000 Australian dollars, followed by Tasmania, Queensland, Northern Territory, South Australia, Victoria, Capital Territory and New South Wales, and the bottom.
The poorest areas in Australia are Blier and Rowena in New South Wales, with an average local income of -8832 Australian dollars. The lowest income areas in each state and region are all in rural areas, and the richest areas are almost all in urban areas, with Western Australia as the only exception.
Among the 10 districts with the highest average income in Australia, Sydney accounts for 7 districts, with Darling Point topping the list, and the rest include Mosman, Hunters Hill and Woollahra.