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Whilst a waiter would on average make 29.850 kroner per month, a financial broker on average has monthly earnings of 96.150 kroner.

Whilst a waiter would on average make 29.850 kroner per month, a financial broker on average has monthly earnings of 96.150 kroner.

Colourbox.com

Whilst a waiter would on average make 29.850 kroner per month, a financial broker on average has monthly earnings of 96.150 kroner.

Whilst a waiter would on average make 29.850 kroner per month, a financial broker on average has monthly earnings of 96.150 kroner.

Colourbox.com

Working in Norway: salary, earnings, payslip

What is a regular salary in Norway? This is what the statistics tell us

During supervision, the Labour Inspection Authority will, for example, check if the scaffolding is built correctly and if the workers have the required personal protective equipment. (ILLUSTRASJONSFOTO)

During supervision, the Labour Inspection Authority will, for example, check if the scaffolding is built correctly and if the workers have the required personal protective equipment. (ILLUSTRASJONSFOTO)

Håvard Sæbø

During supervision, the Labour Inspection Authority will, for example, check if the scaffolding is built correctly and if the workers have the required personal protective equipment. (ILLUSTRASJONSFOTO)

During supervision, the Labour Inspection Authority will, for example, check if the scaffolding is built correctly and if the workers have the required personal protective equipment. (ILLUSTRASJONSFOTO)

Håvard Sæbø

Working in Norway: Wage theft, expensive and poor accommodation, double contracts, security in the workplace

These methods are used by rogue employers in Norway to exploit foreign workers

The waiter, the store employee, and the waste collector can all feel pain caused by repetitive strain on the body.

The waiter, the store employee, and the waste collector can all feel pain caused by repetitive strain on the body.

Martin Guttormsen Slørdal og Sissel M. Rasmussen

The waiter, the store employee, and the waste collector can all feel pain caused by repetitive strain on the body.

The waiter, the store employee, and the waste collector can all feel pain caused by repetitive strain on the body.

Martin Guttormsen Slørdal og Sissel M. Rasmussen

Working in Norway: Environment, health and safety (EHS / HMS), working environment, facilitation

Repetitive strain on the body: This is what your employer has to do to look after your health