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Banking Teller Receiving Hourly Rate

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Updated: 13 Jun 2013

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Banking Teller Receiving 2013 Total Pay (?

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$22,473 - $26,246

(Median)

22K

MEDIAN: $24,251

25%

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Banking Teller Receiving Tasks

Ensure security of all transactions and of cash supply.
Provide customers with information regarding personal and business accounts, as well products offered by the bank.
Conduct financial transactions for customers, such as deposits and withdrawals.

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Companies and Industries for Banking Teller Receiving Salaries

Popular Industries

Hourly Rate


Banking	$9.55 - $15.04

Popular Employers

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Key Statistics for Banking Teller Receiving Salaries and Jobs

Gender

Female

100%

Male

n/a

Years of Experience

Less than 1 year

50%

1-4 years

33%

5-9 years

17%

Most Common Health Benefits

	Medical: 50%		Dental: 33%
	Vision: 17%		None: 50%

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