Database administrators earn less in the UK than mainland Europe, US - report

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DBA pay in the UK lags behind the US, Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand
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DBA pay in the UK lags behind the US, Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand

UK DBAs earn less than half of the $94,000 US DBAs earn on average, suggests survey

Database administrators (DBAs) based in the UK earn less than their counterparts in mainland Europe and in the US, according to a survey by Microsoft SQL server tools vendor Redgate Software. Th...

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