Salaries & Benefits
These employers set their own pay — no ICSC scale, no post adjustment. Pick one to price any grade at any duty station it publishes.
GA to GK — a band per country, with no steps.
12 grades 142 countries Salary estimatorA single civilian spine, G1 to G24.
24 grades 12 countries Salary estimatorPAL, CF, GA and EL job families, plus a legacy A/L/B/C scale.
58 grades 6 ladders Salary estimatorC, B, L and A grades, priced per country.
24 grades 8 countries Salary estimatorG, B and A grades, net of tax.
17 grades 8 countries Salary estimatorC, B, L and A grades, first step to top step.
24 grades 3 countries Salary estimatorC, B, L and A grades, first step to top step.
24 grades 4 countries Salary estimatorTL local, TI international and M management bands.
15 grades 2 ladders Salary estimatorFor how one of them pays overall — the allowances, the deductions, the pension — see that employer's own page: World Bank Group · NATO · OECD · Council of Europe · European Space Agency · ECMWF · EUMETSAT · Asian Development Bank
Six of these — NATO, the OECD, the Council of Europe, ESA, ECMWF and EUMETSAT — adjust their pay each year by one shared method, though they publish six different ladders. How Co-ordinated Organisation pay works.
Every figure is reproduced from the employer's own published document, with its basis, effective date and a link to the source. UNjobnet is not affiliated with any of them. For UN-system pay, see the UN salary ladder and the take-home calculator.