The average Reserve Bank employee is paid R1.4 million a year

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The average Reserve Bank employee is paid R1.4 million a year
The Reserve Bank pays its employees an average of around R1.4 million a year as it competes with private financial institutions for scarce skills needed to manage the country’s monetary policy, financial stability, and banking system.
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