$25 Per Hour Jobs
Posted in Salaries & Benefits
Interest at a certain job usually comes from how much it pays by the hour. For salaried employees, having a job that pays more by the hour would mean a lot when it comes to earning and compensation. On a 40 hour typical workweek, an average employee usually earns around $20 per hour, not bad at all for any regular employee. But there are other possible employment opportunities that can pay more than just the $20 per hour average. Here are some of the jobs that are known to pay around $25 and above by the hour.
Loan Officer
If $20 per hour is good enough for you, you might want to inquire how much a loan officer earns. They are the ones who look into a loan applicant's creditworthiness and then authorize the different loans being applied for- commercial loans, real estate loans or personal credit loans. For their time, loan officers are being paid around $25 per hour, just a bit more than the national average.
Forensic Science Technician
The job description calls for the collection and analysis of physical evidence found on crime scenes and check for clues that may help in the investigation. This job might require some certain requirements and training. But at a rate of paying around $25 per hour and with job growth that average at around 31 percent, it is a good job that is always well worth considering.
Writer/Editor
For people who are good with the written word, opportunities abound. Writers and editors are always bound to find work since their job description seems to cover just about every major industry. The job requires writing or editing from magazine articles, scripts, publications, advertisements as well as other reading materials. And paying above $25 per hour, it is a job that would be quite an interesting option to check out.
Budget Analyst
This job requires an eye for detail and someone god with numbers. Work involves around analyzing and checking budgets to make sure that the numbers add up and comply with regulations. Budget analysts also examine budget and accounting reports for controlling expenses. With such analysts getting around $27 per hour, it can be quite an interesting job to have.
