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7. Remuneration findings by classification

Table 7.1: Remuneration findings for Graduate
Table 7.2: Remuneration findings for APS 1
Table 7.3: Remuneration findings for APS 2
Table 7.4: Remuneration findings for APS 3
Table 7.5: Remuneration findings for APS 4
Table 7.6: Remuneration findings for APS 5
Table 7.7: Remuneration findings for APS 6
Table 7.8: Remuneration findings for EL 1
Table 7.9: Remuneration findings for EL 2
Table 7.10: Remuneration findings for SES 1
Table 7.11: Remuneration findings for SES 2
Table 7.12: Remuneration findings for SES 3

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