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Working as a department manager at a department store, specifically within the sales department, entails a great deal of responsibility and a variety of tasks. The role requires both leadership skills and a solid understanding of sales and customer service. But what does the salary look like for a department manager in this sector, and what is required to land a job in this profession? Let's take a closer look.

Working as a department manager in retail sales involves having a strategic and operational role in a store environment. One is responsible for a specific department in the store and ensures that sales are conducted efficiently and that customers are satisfied. As a department manager, one often has personnel responsibility and ensures that employees receive the right training and motivation to perform at their best.

As a department manager in a bank, you can expect an average salary of 44 200 SEK per month. This figure has actually slightly decreased from last year's average salary of 42 500 SEK. It is also worth noting that there is a clear gender pay gap in this profession. Men earn an average of 49 600 SEK while women earn 40 600 SEK, meaning that women earn approximately 82% of what men do in the same profession.

Working as a substitute in agriculture involves a varied job focusing on cultivating crops, fruits, and berries. The profession offers an average salary of 29 958 kronor, which is an increase from the previous year's average salary of 29 716 kronor. However, there is a significant gender pay gap in the profession, as women earn 25 872 percent of what men do. Unfortunately, specific salary data for both men and women is lacking.

As an automatic lathe operator, you can expect an average salary of 34 000 SEK per month. Men in the profession earn slightly more, with an average salary of 34 200 SEK, while women earn 32 900 SEK, which corresponds to 96% of men's salaries. The salary level has increased from 33 000 SEK to 34 000 SEK since the last measurement.

Electronics automation technicians specialize in developing, installing, and maintaining automated systems and electronic components. They often work in the manufacturing industry or for companies that provide automation services to various sectors. These professionals play a critical role in streamlining production processes and are essential for innovation and technical development within the industry.

Automation technicians in the electrical field are specialized engineers who work on designing, monitoring, and improving electrical control systems. These professionals play a crucial role in industrial and manufacturing environments, where automation contributes to efficiency and productivity.

As an Automation Electrician, also known as an Industrial Electrician, you work on the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems and equipment in industrial environments. Tasks include installing advanced automation systems, troubleshooting and repairing electrical circuits and machinery. You may also be involved in programming PLC systems (Programmable Logic Controller) and other control systems used to automate processes within the industry.