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Overview of salaries statistics of the profession "Fundraising Executive in UK"

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Overview of salaries statistics of the profession "Fundraising Executive in UK"

38 000 £ Average monthly salary

Average salary in the last 12 months: "Fundraising Executive in UK"

Currency: GBP USD Year: 2024
The bar chart shows the change in the level of average salary of the profession Fundraising Executive in UK.

Distribution of vacancy "Fundraising Executive" by regions UK

Currency: GBP
As you can see on the diagramm in UK the most numerous number of vacancies of Fundraising Executive Job are opened in . In the second place is Northern Ireland, In the third is Scotland.

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