salary level in netherlands
The Netherlands boasts the 3rd highest minimum salary in Europe (behind Belgium and Luxemburg). In 2013 the minimum salary for employees aged between 23 and 65 was â¬1469.40 (gross). Taxes. Although salaries are relatively high in the Netherlands, income tax levels are correspondingly high.ccording to the Dutch office for Statistics, a young individual just starting out on his or her professional career can expect to earn an average of around â¬1900 per month. This salary level will gradually increase until it reaches its peak when the employee is in his or her 50's.
I can answer for universities in the Netherlands, Dutch university salary scales are [?] here[?]. We normally only hire people with a masters degree as PhD students. Salaries for those are in the P column and would start at 2043 euros monthly. Note that this scale is relatively steep (the reason is that the first year is considered in part a study year). For other positions starting salaries can be different. Depending on how well your masters fits and whether it is a one or 2 years masters that could be low end of scale 7 (1986) up to 9 (2492). Note that without a PhD you will normally not be able to grow above the high end of 9.