What do support workers get paid?
Industry Leader AnswerAged workers earn around $790 to $940 per week based on their level of experience and depending on what organisation they’re employed with.
They can expect a yearly salary of about $40-$50K. If you choose to be an aged or disabled carer that goes up to around $1200 per week and if you want to become a registered nurse that’s even more at around $1900 per week.
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