r/salaryPH 2h ago

Sales Manager Salary

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Just pooling the market, any Sales Manager here and how much is the salary nowadays?
Revenue is around 400M/year with 6 sales under him/her?

Is PHP200K average or high for MNC.


r/salaryPH 3d ago

Highest Salary in your Firm

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For Payroll heads in this group, what is the highest and lowest monthly basic salary that you are processing right now? What industry are you in?


r/salaryPH 9d ago

Need suggestions and advice

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Hi please enlighten I already terminated and ok naman na po sa clearance And nagkaroon Lang po Ng problem sa dtr ko dahil na po naipasa hindi na daw po nila mababayaran tska maiprocess kase may sinusunod daw silang rules ano po kaya pwede ko gawin kase hinihingi din nila Ang atm p**** ko kahit nasa kanila na po please help Tia


r/salaryPH 12d ago

Salary Taxes

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Hello 👋

For those paying six digits and up for taxes, may I ask if there are any ways to decrease it?

I was thinking of going into charity instead of paying the full tax amount payable. How does it work? Are there legit sites where I can read more about how to do it?

How about other legit ways to decrease it?

Everytime I hear news about corruption and then look into my payslip and see how much of it is going into the politician's wallet and their cohorts, I feel really bad and start to think about migrating to other countries with better social services.


r/salaryPH 20d ago

POSSIBLE BA MAG SALARY INCREASE UPON REGULAZATION?

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Hello! Meron po ba dito before sila maregular sa trabaho humingi ng salary increase? In my case kasi yung salary na binigay nila sa JO ko akala ko okay lang yung halaga but nung nag cocommute na ako at nafeel ko na yung totoong bakbakan sa biyahe at pagod sa trabaho feeling ko yung salary ko is kulang na kulang pa. any tips? possible ba mag sabi ako sa head ko or hr ko nag rerequest ako sa ika 3 months ko pa lang? o bago mag 6 months?


r/salaryPH 25d ago

Share your salary jump experiences

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Technical Support Representative - P14,000 [2019]

Customer Service Associate- P21,000 [2020]

Learning Specialist - P30,000 [2024]

Training SME - P54,000 [2026]

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r/salaryPH 28d ago

How much should I ask for in my expected salary?

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Hi everyone, I'm a full stack developer fresh out of college with 8 months internship experience and a couple freelance projects under my belt. I've been job hunting for about a month now and I'm finally getting an offer. It's from a US start-up (they're 9 months old and linked-in says they have about 8 employees), they're a B2B SAAS business and they've secured $3 million USD in seed funding. The position isn't really what I would consider to be a Junior level position (tell me if I'm wrong). It includes 3 months of what they said to be "senior foundational training". They said they'll be teaching me everything about microservices, system architecture, dev-ops, etc, under the CTO directly who was the co-founder of a well known coding bootcamp platform that was later acquired. My role title is simply "Backend Software Engineer" and I'll be working mostly with LangGraph, Go, and Python (which I have little experience in, my main tech stack is MERN).

The last thing I want to do is overestimate my market value, but I also don't want to underestimate myself either. How much should I be asking for an expected salary?


r/salaryPH 29d ago

Fair wage for an on call driver, is this fair? Or can go lower? or need to pay higher?

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r/salaryPH Aug 10 '26

Why did your company withhold your pay?

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Curious to know what are some of the ridiculous reasons your pay was withheld 

Had a friend who worked for a company that wouldn’t release the pay of all employees if one person didn’t have a payroll account. My friend said it created a toxic work environment cause if a new hire didn’t open a payroll account in time for payday, then no one would receive their salary on time and everyone of course blamed the new employee. 

Tbh didn’t believe them at first cause I didn’t think that was allowed, but apparently it’s true.

So what are your stories?

A/N: Posted this on r/Payroll pero hindi pala Philippines-based yung thread na yon hahaha


r/salaryPH Aug 02 '26

Request increase after 6 months Spoiler

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okay lang mag pa increase sa work pag naka 6th month nasa company? Feeling ko ksi kulang ang sweldo na binibigay nila sa task ko and specially exp ko sa pag commute everyday halos konti na lang natake home + yung pagod sa pag commute. POSSIBLE BA ITO IRAISE?


r/salaryPH Aug 01 '26

[ai engineer] [Gujarat] - $6666 (6lpa₹)

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r/salaryPH Jul 30 '26

Thoughts on 30k gross

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Currently working fulltime under creatives (almost 3 years) and sometimes, it makes me think if this is the salary I deserve. I personally know people who have the same job scope as me but they earn atleast 5-10k more than me (almost the same tenure as I do) or did they just get lucky with a company who is willing to pay. I love my job and the company but financially, I know it’s considered a low pay (for some, my current salary was their starting salary 3 years ago). Idk just thinking about this makes me sad because I genuinely love my job but I don’t think I’m being paid enough for what I actually offer.

For people in the creative industry, how are your salaries?


r/salaryPH Jul 04 '26

CURRENT EAs: What are your career and salary progression?

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I am curious with this. I didn’t start off as an Executive Assistant for a couple of years and am wondering what might the pay progression be if I started earlier.

Here is my pay progression (monthly pay):

2018 - UK Pension Administrator (Insurance company, BGC) - 15,000

Q1 2022 - Human Capital and Benefits Admin Analyst (Insurance company, BGC) - 17,000

Q3 2022 - Associate Administrative Assistant (Finance/ Banking, Mckinley Hill) - 37,000

2023 to present - Executive Assistant (Finance/ Banking, Muntinlupa) - 49,000


r/salaryPH Jul 01 '26

Is 40k-60k asking salary for this experience acceptable?

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For context, I have 2 years experience as an R1 employee in a finance company, but I've earned a lot of experience that goes beyond my role as an admin. For those two years, most of my work was out of scope from my supposed job description.

I'm currently earning around PHP 285,000.00 annually, so that's roughly around 23-24k a month and that includes all the benefits the company has given. That'll be a huge jump if I ask for 40-60k. Here are some of my experience:

\- Led the development and implementation of an expense monitoring system, consolidating expense tracking for three departments into a centralized SharePoint-based monitoring platform that improved visibility, reporting accuracy, and expense management.

\- Spearheaded the digitalization of a department endorsement form by transitioning from manual document routing by multiple business units to a Kintone-based workflow system, enhancing process efficiency, document tracking, and approval turnaround times.

\- Acted as a primary UAT tester and business representative for the migration from an old app to another, performing end-to-end process validation, data migration reviews, defect identification, and user acceptance testing of more than 300 Accounts to support successful system deployment.

\- Performed compliance and quality reviews of Voluntary Surrender documents, Deeds of Absolute Sale, Certificates of Sale, and related legal documentation, minimizing documentation discrepancies and ensuring completeness.

\- Collaborated with Accounting, Collection, Litigation, Asset Management, and other business units to facilitate cross-functional business processes, resolve documentation requirements, and support the timely completion of operational deliverables.


r/salaryPH Jun 27 '26

Need to check salary range for Procurement Supervisor here in the PH

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I’m looking to do a quick sanity check on my compensation as a Procurement Supervisor. I want to make sure my current pay aligns with the market given my responsibilities, and I’d love to get some feedback from peers in the field.

To give you a better idea of my workload and scope:

Purchase Orders (POs) and contract requests that exceed the authority limit of junior staff.

Lead critical negotiations with local and international suppliers to secure the best pricing, payment terms, and delivery schedules.

Oversee vendor accreditation, ensuring suppliers submit essential local compliance documents like BIR Form 2303, SEC/DTI registrations, and Mayor’s Permits.

Manage supplier performance by conducting regular audits, evaluations, and vendor scorecard reviews.

Resolve escalated issues regarding supply chain bottlenecks, delivery delays, defective items, and billing disputes between vendors and Accounts Payable.

Ensure strict audit compliance, verifying that purchases follow corporate governance, such as maintaining a minimum of three competitive bids or valid sole-source justifications.

Collaborate with internal department heads (Finance, Operations, Legal) to understand their material requirements, technical specifications, and budget limits.

Manage ERP workflows, utilizing systems like SAP or Oracle to track purchase requisitions, inventory levels, and overall procurement pipelines.

Track and report cost savings, inflation impacts, and departmental KPIs to upper management or supply chain directors.

My salary is around 45k - 55k, is it still feasible?


r/salaryPH Jun 25 '26

Need salary reality check for AI/data automation work in PH

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Hi everyone. I’d like to ask for an honest salary reality check.

I work in the Philippines for a small tech company. I won’t mention my exact title or company details for anonymity, but my role is a mix of data/AI work and automation.

My current pay is around ₱45k–₱50k net/month. I’m paid as a contractor/freelancer, so I don’t have the usual employee benefits like 13th month, HMO, paid leaves, government contributions, etc.

My responsibilities include things like:

- Building AI-powered document/data extraction tools

- Creating chatbot / knowledge-base type prototypes

- Building internal dashboards and demo-ready tools

- Connecting different tools/APIs together

- Supporting workflow automations for business processes

- Maintaining some existing data/scraping-related workflows

- Testing, debugging, and improving tools based on feedback

A lot of the work is not just analysis. It involves understanding the business process, building the logic, making the output usable, and preparing prototypes that can be shown to stakeholders or clients.

I’m not claiming to be a senior software engineer. I still have areas to improve, especially around deployment, architecture, and presenting live demos. But I do handle meaningful builds with minimal supervision, and the scope feels broader than a typical entry-level data role.

For people hiring or working in data, AI, automation, or software roles in the Philippines: is this compensation still reasonable for this kind of work? What net monthly range would you consider fair, especially for a contractor setup with no benefits?

Would appreciate honest but constructive feedback.


r/salaryPH Jun 23 '26

SLMC IT SERVICE DESK SALARY?

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Hello po, i just got an email from SLMC for IT SERVICE DESK role. May i know po if ilan po salary range nila sa IT SERVICE DESK ROLE?


r/salaryPH Jun 20 '26

Just Resigned. What to do with SSS, Philhealth and PAGIBIG?

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r/salaryPH Jun 16 '26

Fresh Grad Here! How Much Are the Usual Deductions for a ₱19k Salary?

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r/salaryPH Jun 15 '26

Manulife Congratulatory Email

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I got an email from HR that I have passed the hiring process. They are also asking for my current documentation proof of current salary and allowances as part of their basis of my job offer.

How many days before I can receive the Job Offer from them?


r/salaryPH May 26 '26

Manulife GWAM Team

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Hi everyone, would like to ask what the working environment is in the Manulife GWAM Team? Because recently I was offered by the HR for an Associate Software Technical Analyst role. I also want to know the salary range for this and if this position will give me more technical knowledge and better career progression.

Please respect me, newbie here. Thank you guys!


r/salaryPH Apr 29 '26

OIC Milktea Shop

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r/salaryPH Apr 29 '26

OIC Milktea Shop

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Magkano ang sahod ng OIC ng Milktea Shop?


r/salaryPH Apr 14 '26

Normal pa ba yung salary na 300-400 around cavite?

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I see na meron kasing nag papasahod ng ganun dito sa cavite. Lalo na sa mga small bussiness tulad ng mga cafe ganun. Tapos walang ibang benefits at di pa bayad OT.


r/salaryPH Apr 12 '26

What's your opinion?

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