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Marketing & Communication Manager

No formal higher education, but a bit more portfolio & project work because of it. Salary for this role seems all over the place, so looking to get some opinions (esp without bachelor). Been thinking about changing for a while now that the job has become too stressful for my ideal balance and feel that I might be a bit underpaid for how much I actually work.

1. PERSONALIA

  • Age: 30
  • Education: ASO high school
  • Work Experience : 12
  • Civil status: legal cohabitation
  • Dependent children (Kinderen ten laste/enfants à charge): 1

2. TYPE OF CONTRACT

  • Current job title/description: Marketing and Communication Manager
  • (Ancienniteit/Anciennité): 4,5 years
  • Official hours/week : 38
  • Sector/Industry: Finance

3. WAGE CONDITIONS)

  • Gross wage (brut): 4568€
  • Net wage (incl. net fees): 2734€
  • 13th month (full? partial?): yes
  • Mobile phone? Laptop?: Both
  • Meal vouchers: 7,5€
  • Ecocheques: 208€
  • Group Insurance (% part employer): yes + €45 own contribution
  • Hospitalisation Insurance: yes + €12 own contribution
  • Other advantages (bonus, 14th month, stocks...): 20% bonus of gross yearly salary based on objectives. Cafetaria plan

4. MOBILITY

  • City/region of work: Vlaams Brabant
  • Distance home-work (km's): 30
  • Distance home-work (time): 20 mins
  • Do you need your own car?: no
  • How is the travel home-work compensated: n/a
  • Company car/-bike (what's the budget, do you have fuel card?): company car + fuel card

5. OTHER CONDITIONS

  • Amount of official holidays: 34
  • (ADV, RTT) : 0
  • Other extra holidays: 0
  • How easy can you plan a day off: Generally easy, if I can make sure work continues
  • Shiftwork or daytime job? Daytime
  • Flexible working hours: yes
  • Amount of stress (standby for troubles at work)?: 8/10
  • How often does overtime happens: 4/5 days, but by choice
  • Education possibilities: nearly unlimited
  • Teleworking (besides corona-period): at will, sometimes even 5/5
  • Responsible for personnel (reports): 4
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