Salary at Inland Revenue

8.3

8.3 rating for Salary, based on 6 reviews

What are your thoughts on pay and bonuses at your company?

There is fair remuneration, but no bonus scheme provided as it is the public sector.

Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023

It is a regular grad salary. However, IR has been generous since I joined, with honest transparency in promotion and salary.

Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023

I think the pay and pay-rises are transparent so there is a lot of certainty on pay. The graduate/development level tends to be lower but this is also understandable, and the initial pay-rises was higher than I expected.

Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023

I hope to get good pay like other places, however the learning we got is priceless and precious.

Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023

I am satisfied. I believe that we are paid competitively, when compared to other agencies. Opportunities for progression also result in the ability to increase pay.

Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023

What are your company's best or most unusual perks? For example: free tickets, free dinners, moving expenses, taxis, pension, etc.

I guess the main perk is flexibility, which broadly includes when and where you work (so long as it is not extended remote working), what you do (there is often work opportunities across teams), and when/how you take leave.

Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023

There are multiple health and wellbeing related deals that are organised through the organisation. Also, people are very generous and there is often a lot of food brought to work for everyone to enjoy.

Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023

I do not know until now.

Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023

I wouldn't say there are perks as described above, in that IR forms part of the public service. However, there is generous leave policies and there is often cake in the office.

Graduate, Wellington - 23 Nov 2023

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