That the average project manager’s salary in the UK is £47,500 so that’s a good We know from the latest APM Salary Survey Why you deserve it then use your negotiating skills to persuade your company to Quite simply the easiest way to get a pay rise is to build a strong case for What is the best way to negotiate a salary increase? But what if you feel you should be earning more? And, if this is the case Rewarded, whether in salary or benefits in kind, then the hard work is worth Project managers work very hard – we all know that – but if you are well How Project Managers Can Negotiate A Pay Rise In addition, 70% of project managers expect their salaries and benefits package to increase in the coming year and more generally 65% believe there is a positive future for the project profession and it will be enhanced over the coming 5 years.įull report here. By any measure those figures bode well for the future of our growing profession with the majority of people happy to remain with their current employer. It is very encouraging to read that 81% of those in the project profession are satisfied in their current role and only 4% not satisfied at all. The higher level of apprentices in the Agriculture, forestry and fishing However, the difference could, in part, be affected by In contrast, their counterparts in the Legal and Telecoms sectors earnĪn average of £57,500. Working in Agriculture, forestry and fishing earning an average of only
And, clearly, it is an increasingly popular profession for women as the numbers of women becoming project professionals is rising.īetween average salary across industry sectors with project professionals The 2018 survey reported that 30% of male project professionals earned more than their female counterparts but the 2019 data showed that percentage had fallen to 24%. Those aged 55-64 on an average of £62,500 The Gender Pay GapĪ gender pay gap still exists in the project profession, but it is encouraging that the latest data suggests the gap is closing. Managers tend to earn more with 18-24 year-olds on an average of £27,500 and But, perhaps surprisingly, average salaries are the same in the South East of England, the East and West Midlands, the North West and Scotland. Not surprisingly the highest project manager salaries are in London. Roles earn more than £70,000 compared to only 16% earning that amount or more More than 10 years’ experience in the profession. Hold a project management qualification earn more than £50,000 and 66% have
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Project professional is £47,500 compared to the UK average of £29,574. Let’s dive in and take a look at some of their data from the 2019 report – the year when the first people were awarded Chartered Project Professional (ChPP) status… The Important Figures So, overall, the preferred salary survey report for comparison with other UK-based project manager salaries is the APM report. Pakistan, Philippines, Portugal, and Russia. The report covers 42 countries including (new for this year) Indonesia, Make interesting reading it is less relevant to us here in the UK because overĨ0% of those contributing to the report have the PMI’s PMP certification. Earlier in 2020, they produced the 11th of Institute (PMI) in the USA have been producing something similar on a more So it’s always good to take a peek at the latest data and see how project manager salaries, job satisfaction etc. Since 2015 the Association for Project Management (APM) have been producing an annual Salary and Market Trends Survey for the project profession.
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