Job advert templates with Norwegian pay
59 adverts ready to copy, each with what the job pays in Norway: the median monthly pay from Statistics Norway for 2025. 58 of the 59 jobs have a figure.
Templates by job
59 jobs, ready to copy. Each shows the median pay for the job in the country you choose.
Pay shown for
Median pay a month, in euros
A typical job
The median of the 52 jobs every one of the 7 countries has a figure for. Search for a job below and this shows it.
In the list below, median monthly earnings of full-time employees, November 2025, including variable allowances and bonuses, without overtime. Source Statistics Norway. In euros at the European Central Bank rate of 2 October 2026, 1 € = 10.83 NOK.
The comparison is in euros at European Central Bank rates. The United Kingdom's yearly pay is divided by twelve, and Denmark's figure includes pension.
Warehouse and transport
Production and industry
- Production workerMedian 48,000 NOK
- Production line operatorMedian 43,800 NOK
- PackerMedian 44,800 NOK
- WelderMedian 50,500 NOK
- CNC machine operatorMedian 50,340 NOK
- Maintenance technicianMedian 53,670 NOK
- Electronics assemblerMedian 50,060 NOK
- Sewing machine operatorMedian 43,330 NOK
- JoinerMedian 45,540 NOK
- Car mechanicMedian 48,710 NOK
Construction
Retail and sales
Food and hospitality
Office and specialists
IT
Care, health and education
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What these figures are
Each figure is the median monthly earnings of full-time employees, November 2025, including variable allowances and bonuses, without overtime for the occupation group the job belongs to, as published by Statistics Norway. The median is the pay that half the people in the group earn more than and half less. In euros at the European Central Bank rate of 2 October 2026, 1 € = 10.83 NOK.
Sending workers to Norway? A posted worker must be paid at least what local law or the sector's collective agreement sets there. These figures describe what people in the job earn, not that minimum.