Supervisor, shop (specialist shop) salary

36 800 kr

Sales-oriented store managers and department managers in stores

What will be the salary after tax?

34 800 - 43 200 kr / month

Women earn 99% of what men do.

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Salary progression Supervisor, shop (specialist shop)

Average salary 36 800 kr

Males 37 100 kr

Females 36 500 kr

Profession Supervisor, shop (specialist shop) and its salary

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Retail Store Manager: An Introduction

Working as a retail store manager entails overall responsibility for sales and personnel within the store. The role involves leading and motivating the team, managing the store's daily operations, and ensuring sales targets are met. Store managers also act as a link between the staff and management, requiring good communication and leadership skills.

Salary for a Retail Store Manager

The average monthly salary for a retail store manager is 36 800 SEK. There is a slight difference between genders, with men earning an average of 37 100 SEK, while women earn 36 500 SEK, meaning that women earn 99% of what men do. As an hourly employee, one can expect an average hourly wage of 221 SEK based on 166 working hours per month.

Salary Development

The salary for retail store managers has shown a positive development, with the average salary increasing from 35 500 to 36 800 SEK since the last measurement. This indicates a steady demand for the profession and an opportunity for salary increases over time.

Salary Range in the Profession

There is a salary range in the profession where the highest salary for a retail store manager is 43,200 SEK, belonging to a male employee working as a private sector official with post-secondary education shorter than three years. For women, the highest salary is 37,700 SEK. The lowest salary for a woman is 34,800 SEK, while the lowest salary for a man is 34,900 SEK.

Education and Qualifications

To become a retail store manager, a high school education with a focus on commerce and administration is usually required. Many employers also value post-secondary studies in leadership or economics. Practical experience in retail is often crucial, and opportunities for internal training may also exist to develop specific skills and knowledge.

Future Outlook and Challenges

The future outlook for retail store managers is relatively stable, with a continued demand for qualified leaders in the retail industry. Challenges may arise from digital developments and changing consumer behaviors, requiring an ability to adapt and lead change in the store.

Working Conditions and Benefits

Retail store managers can expect to work in a dynamic environment with varying working hours, including evenings and weekends. Benefits may include employee discounts, opportunities for bonuses based on sales targets, and sometimes access to paid training to further develop their skills.

Summary

Working as a retail store manager offers an exciting opportunity to lead and develop both staff and the store. With an average salary of 36 800 SEK and opportunities for salary growth, combined with a positive outlook, this is an attractive profession for those interested in leadership and retail.

Who has the highest salary?

The highest salary for a Supervisor, shop (specialist shop) is 43200 kr. This salary belongs to a man working in the Privately employed officials with a post-secondary education, less than 3 years. The highest salary for a woman in this profession is 37700 kr.

Who has the lowest salary?

The lowest salary for a Supervisor, shop (specialist shop) is 34800 kr. This salary belongs to a woman also working in the Privately employed officials. The lowest salary for a man in this profession is 34900 kr.

Salary distributed by age and sector

Age	Women's salary as a percentage of men's	Base salary	Monthly salary
18-24		29400 kr	32100 kr
25-34	87%	35800 kr	36600 kr
35-44	91%	36300 kr	37700 kr
45-54	114%	34900 kr	36000 kr
55-64		37300 kr	38100 kr
Snitt	99%	35700 kr	36800 kr

Age	Women's salary as a percentage of men's	Base salary	Monthly salary
18-24		29400 kr	32100 kr
25-34	87%	35800 kr	36600 kr
35-44	91%	36300 kr	37700 kr
45-54	114%	34900 kr	36000 kr
55-64		37300 kr	38100 kr
Snitt	99%	35700 kr	36800 kr

Age	Women's salary as a percentage of men's	Base salary	Monthly salary
18-24		29400 kr	32100 kr
25-34	87%	35800 kr	36600 kr
35-44	91%	36300 kr	37700 kr
45-54	114%	34900 kr	36000 kr
55-64		37300 kr	38100 kr
Snitt	99%	35700 kr	36800 kr

Age	Women's salary as a percentage of men's	Base salary	Monthly salary
25-34	87%	38900 kr	39800 kr
35-44	91%	37000 kr	40300 kr
45-54	114%	33300 kr	33900 kr
Snitt	99%	36100 kr	37100 kr

Age	Women's salary as a percentage of men's	Base salary	Monthly salary
25-34	87%	38900 kr	39800 kr
35-44	91%	37000 kr	40300 kr
45-54	114%	33300 kr	33900 kr
Snitt	99%	36100 kr	37100 kr

Age	Women's salary as a percentage of men's	Base salary	Monthly salary
25-34	87%	38900 kr	39800 kr
35-44	91%	37000 kr	40300 kr
45-54	114%	33300 kr	33900 kr
Snitt	99%	36100 kr	37100 kr

Age	Women's salary as a percentage of men's	Base salary	Monthly salary
18-24		29600 kr	32000 kr
25-34	87%	33900 kr	34700 kr
35-44	91%	35900 kr	36500 kr
45-54	114%	37000 kr	38600 kr
55-64		35600 kr	36900 kr
Snitt	99%	35400 kr	36500 kr

Age	Women's salary as a percentage of men's	Base salary	Monthly salary
18-24		29600 kr	32000 kr
25-34	87%	33900 kr	34700 kr
35-44	91%	35900 kr	36500 kr
45-54	114%	37000 kr	38600 kr
55-64		35600 kr	36900 kr
Snitt	99%	35400 kr	36500 kr

Age	Women's salary as a percentage of men's	Base salary	Monthly salary
18-24		29600 kr	32000 kr
25-34	87%	33900 kr	34700 kr
35-44	91%	35900 kr	36500 kr
45-54	114%	37000 kr	38600 kr
55-64		35600 kr	36900 kr
Snitt	99%	35400 kr	36500 kr

* Empty columns indicate that the statistical data was insufficient to allow for a statistically significant conclusion.

Salary per sector

Salary based on education

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About the data

All information displayed on this page is based on data from the Swedish Central Bureau of Statistics (SCB), the Swedish Tax Agency and the Swedish employment agency. Learn more about our data and data sources here.

All figures are gross salaries, meaning salaries before tax. The average salary, or mean salary, is calculated by adding up the total salary for all individuals within the profession and dividing it by the number of individuals. For specific job categories, we have also considered various criteria such as experience and education.

Profession Supervisor, shop (specialist shop) has the SSYK code 5221, which we use to match against the SCB database to obtain the latest salary statistics.

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