schadeninspektor salaries Berne

Annual Gross Salary

Median based on 15 salary entriesCHF 90 000

Median

This salary estimate is based on years of data collection from our partners and active user community. We also consider similar positions to calculate an estimate, including different seniority levels. We continually refine and update this data to provide the most reliable and up-to-date salary information.

Salary by age & gender

Salary data is categorised by age and gender, offering insights into salary trends and differences among age groups and genders.

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Salary by work experience

The graph shows how the number of years working as a schadeninspektor relates to income levels.

Individuals starting with no experience in the field can expect to earn an annual salary of CHF 0. The graph also shows that the highest expected salary for this profession is CHF 102 700 per year.

Salary by work experience

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salary progression through years of experience

Salary trend

The graph shows how salaries for schadeninspektor have changed over time.

In 2022-2024, the annual median salary was CHF 102 700. From 2013-2015, the median salary reached its highest at CHF 123 000 per year.

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Highest-Paying industries

The highest paying industry for a schadeninspektor is Education, with an average salary of CHF 164 000 anually. Followed by Banking / Financial institutions and Insurance industries. Remember that significant variations between companies within a single industry can exist.

Highest-Paying industries for schadeninspektor, Berne

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Salary by cantons for schadeninspektor

The top two high-paying cantons for schadeninspektor are Thurgau and Vaud. Salaries vary per canton depending on the local job market and industry trends.