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anTTraXX
1 year ago

*The grades correspond to gross salary…..

Is everything there?

In addition, after completed vocational training

DaKaBo
1 year ago

That’s always gross. They don’t know your tax class and allowances, of which the net wage depends.

Do you mean the first year of teaching or where to work properly?

A training allowance in the first year of 1830 € would be the Knaller. This is certainly the salary for professional entry after completed training.

Callidus89
1 year ago

First, it’s there.

Secondly, the gross salary is usually always given. How should the employer also know what tax class, health insurance contribution, child allowance etc. the applicant has?

M111evo
1 year ago

Contents are always Gross, and that’s how it’s down.

Read more and understand. 😉

edcba54321
1 year ago

a) stands

b) are always in gross

SeniorSteward
1 year ago

Always gross. Because what remains nice is different for everyone.

Programmiere636
1 year ago

This is always gross

maja0403
1 year ago

As a rule, the entry level is given in gross and you can also read exactly that on the piece you post when you make the effort to read the info hidden behind the *.

Hafnafir
1 year ago

Read the whole page, including the star and the appropriate explanation, then you know it

ToastToastbrot
1 year ago

Hello,

It’s gross!

Greetings Daniel

ghul666
1 year ago

Is there:

Gross.

ghul666
1 year ago
Reply to  Miasgf

Entry level means After of training.

I suspect that the blue font with the information about apprenticeship compensation are a link with information about the salary in the training.

tevau
1 year ago

Stand there!

peterobm
1 year ago

you see the star and the explanation down