Customer Service Advisor Salary

Updated: 21 May 2012
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Salary£11,987 - £19,750  
   
Bonus£0.00 - £2,535  
Profit Sharing£170.00 - £750  
Commission£0.00 - £3,452  
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£12,207 - £20,466  
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Country: United Kingdom | Currency: GBP | Updated: 21 May 2012 | Individuals Reporting: 502
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Popular Employers

Salary Range

Santander£10,937 - £15,574
HSBC£10,814 - £20,062
Lloyds Tsb PLC£7,490 - £18,114
Barclays Bank PLC£12,408 - £17,025
Royal Bank of Scotland£14,992 - £17,500
Popular Industries

Salary Range

Banking£11,449 - £18,903
Insurance£11,490 - £18,611
Energy / Utilities£12,329 - £20,259
Financial Services£11,552 - £19,200
Telecommunications£11,876 - £19,310

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Key Statistics for Customer Service Advisor Salaries and Jobs

Gender
Female
62%
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Male
38%
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Salary:£13,382 - £17,586 £13,295 - £17,788
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
9%
1-4 years
51%
5-9 years
25%
10-19 years
12%
20 years or more
3%
Top Degrees

Salary Range

Bachelor's Degree£8,855 - £19,236
Bachelor of Arts (BA), EconomicsNot enough data
Most Common Health Benefits
medical benefits Medical: 20% dental benefits Dental: 4%
vision benefits Vision: 25% employee benefits None: 59%

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Customer Service Advisor

Salary Range

£12,207 - £20,466
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Customer Service Representative (CSR)
£11,101 - £21,888
Customer Service Assistant
£10,157 - £19,088
Waiter/Waitress
£7,598 - £16,757
 
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Customer Service Advisor

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£12,207 - £20,466
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Office Administrator
£11,094 - £22,122
Customer Service Supervisor
£11,744 - £24,435
Team Leader, General
£14,041 - £34,756
 

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Customer Service Advisor - (City withheld for privacy), England: Worcestershire, United Kingdom
Make sure the job is paid fairly for the job you are doing not the type of job you are in. Even though i am still quite highly paid for a Customer Services job i find that my pay is equal to the skills involved. Our job is now undergoing a pay cut and the work is not being reflected in this. I would rather work stress free at 12,000 a year than overworked and overstressed at 20,000. It is sensible to be paid to the level of work you are doing not what someone else has decided you should work...
Posted in Fair Pay on 20 Apr 2009
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