Question about pensions... Jeff Zeitlin (31 Dec 2022 21:41 UTC)
Re: [TML] Question about pensions... Phil Pugliese (01 Jan 2023 06:26 UTC)
Re: [TML] Question about pensions... Jeff Zeitlin (01 Jan 2023 23:40 UTC)
Re: [TML] Question about pensions... Jeffrey Schwartz (11 Jan 2023 21:18 UTC)

Re: [TML] Question about pensions... Jeffrey Schwartz 11 Jan 2023 21:17 UTC

I was skimming through T5.09 and found an actual chart for monthly
salaries for quite a few jobs.
Page 696.

The average Citizen makes 250cr/month times the number of terms
they've been working
Soldiers 100cr x Rank
Marines 110cr x Rank
Ship enlisted 100cr x rank
Ship officers 200xr x rank

People working wages -
Unskilled to skill 1 : cr4/hour
Skill 1-2 : cr 6/hour
Skill 3-5 : cr 10/hour
Skill 5+: cr 14/hour
Rich world +25%
Poor world -25%
Industrial +50% (as overtime average +2 hours/day)
Professional workers : double rate (this includes Advocate/lawyer! and
Medical, Counsellor)
Hellworld: double pay for 1 year contract plus end of contract bonus

On Sat, Dec 31, 2022 at 4:42 PM Jeff Zeitlin - editor at
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> Canonically, I don't believe that there's anything that specifies the
> relationship between the annual pension that some careers receive, and the
> (theoretical) salary that one would earn during that career. I know that in
> the real world, it ranges from about a third of the final salary to half of
> the final salary - but that also depends on the career and how the pension
> is defined (a real pension? Defined-benefit? Defined-contribution? 401K?
> Individual Retirement Account [IRA] or similar self-directed account?).
>
> I can think of situations where knowing what salary a job commands can be
> useful in a campaign. Are there any reasonably-well-established
> rules-of-thumb for "working backwards" and deriving a reasonable salary
> from the pension payment?
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