How pay and appointments work at NATO.
NATO grades civilian posts on a single salary spine of 24 grades, and pays the same grade differently in each country it operates in — grade G17 is roughly a quarter higher in Germany than in Italy. Salaries and emoluments paid to NATO international staff are exempt from taxation. Staff normally start at step one of their grade and advance a step a year, so every figure below is a starting salary, not a ceiling.
NATO publishes these twelve countries at this source. Posts in France, Estonia, Ukraine, Canada and Kosovo are on scales NATO does not publish here, so no figure is shown for them rather than a figure borrowed from another country.
A published figure at NATO is neither take-home nor total package. These are the terms that sit around it.
Terms are the employer's own and can change; the governing staff regulations prevail over anything summarised here. Amounts quoted are the figures in the published document at the time of writing and are reviewed periodically.
Everything above is drawn from published documents. Is this your organization? Add your own benefits and what you offer — it appears on this page under your name.
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