Customs informant salary

Salary for Customs Information Officer

As a Customs Information Officer, you can expect an average salary of 38 800 SEK per month. However, there is a gender pay gap. Men earn an average of 39 900 SEK while women earn 37 400 SEK, meaning that women earn approximately 94% of what men do. The salary development has been positive with an increase from 38 300 SEK to 38 800 SEK since last year. The highest salary for a Customs Information Officer is 42400 SEK and belongs to a man in the public sector with a high school education, maximum 2 years. On the other hand, the highest salary for a woman in the same profession is 38400 SEK. The lowest salary for a woman is 35100 SEK and for a man it is 38200 SEK.

Job Responsibilities

Working as a Customs Information Officer involves assisting in monitoring and controlling goods and individuals entering or leaving the country. This includes examining documents, conducting inspections, and ensuring that customs regulations and laws are followed. You may also need to perform administrative tasks, such as updating databases and writing reports. The work is varied and can involve both office work and fieldwork.

Education and Requirements

To become a Customs Information Officer, a high school education is usually required, but post-secondary studies in areas such as economics, law, or social sciences can be advantageous. The Customs Administration also offers internal training programs that may be part of the employment. It is important to have good knowledge of Swedish and English and to be in good physical condition as the work can be physically demanding.

Job Outlook

The Public Employment Service does not make a specific assessment of the job opportunities for Customs Information Officers due to limited data. However, generally, the demand for security and surveillance services may vary depending on political and economic factors. It is therefore wise to continuously monitor the labor market developments and have a broad skills base to increase your chances of getting a job in this area.

Benefits

There are some benefits to working as a Customs Information Officer. Many employers offer paid training to keep you updated on the latest rules and techniques in customs and coastal surveillance. Other benefits may include wellness subsidies and the opportunity for flexible working hours.