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| Central Asian & Eastern Europe Salary Scale
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This Guide is for Full-Service Hotels with a Minimum Average Room Rate
of $180.00 U.S
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| Position
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50-400 Rooms
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400+ Rooms
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| General Manager
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72
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96
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| Executive Assistant Manager *
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48
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65
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| Rooms Division Manager
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36
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44
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| Front Office Manager
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33
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37
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| Executive Housekeeper
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36
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44
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| Chief Engineer
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42
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48
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| Laundry Manager
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N/A
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34.5
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| Food & Beverage Director *
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48
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54.9
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| Maitre d'Hotel **
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19.5
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24
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| Catering Manager **
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30
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33
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| Banquet Manager **
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29
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31
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| Executive Chef
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47.7
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60
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| Gourmet Restaurant Chef
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36.9
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46.1
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| Executive Sous Chef
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36.8
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48
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| Pastry Chef
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34
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36.1
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| Comptroller
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45
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58
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| Personnel Manager
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37
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45
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| Sales & Marketing Director
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48
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66
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| Revenue Manager
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36
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48
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* Many times same person
** Many times local person
The former Soviet Republics of Central Asia include Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Alma Atav, Ustgurt, etc.
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Comments
Central Asia consists mostly of desert and is perhaps
best known for the ancient “Silk Road,” which is at the heart of the tourist business. The area
also contains vast deposits of gold and minerals as well as oil and natural gas which, it is hoped,
will bring prosperity. Irrigation provides a basis for agriculture but overuse of the rivers that
feed the ecologically damaged Aral and Caspian Seas threatens the economic viability of the region.
More than 60% of the population live in rural areas and, at 3% per year, the population growth
rate is considered high by global standards. Central Asia is still considered a hardship region. Although
population expansion will likely exacerbate problems relating to health and environmental conditions,
the 98% literacy rate (if sustained) allows for a measure of optimism since the effect of declines
in Soviet-era production.
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