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Green-Collar Posted-Salary Index
Every number here comes from a job posting that actually printed a salary. Nothing is modelled, self-reported, or copied from a recruiter’s guide. The cost of that rule is sparseness — most cells cannot be published yet, and those empty cells stay on the page exactly as they are.
- 98
- Observations
- 59
- In cells
- 3
- Cells at n≥5
- 39
- Excluded
2025-11-13 → 2026-07-28 · exported 2026-07-30
How this data is collected
- 1.Only salaries printed verbatim on the posting are recorded. Model estimates and self-reported figures never enter the database.
- 2.If a posting does not make seniority readable, that row enters no cell — 26 rows are currently in that state. They count towards the total and affect no range.
- 3.A cell publishes a range only once it holds 5 distinct postings. Below that the cell still appears, without numbers, showing how many it has.
- 4.What is published is the **median and the P25–P75 range**, not the lowest-to-highest. The first version published lowest-to-highest, and a single SGD 1,000/month internship posting dragged Singapore’s entry floor down to 1,000 — that number was misleading and was corrected on 2026-07-30. Internships are now excluded outright, as are the 12 rows that turned out to be the same posting captured twice.
- 5.Who collects it, and for how long: a scheduled job sweeps three markets’ job boards every Sunday. Nothing is hand-entered. All 98 rows currently in the ledger were inserted between 2026-07-21 and 07-28 — this ledger is days old, not months. The 2025-11 to 2026-07 span below is when the POSTINGS were seen, not how long collection has run.
Status, honestly: every row was read off the posting at capture time, and **none has been re-opened since**, so the whole snapshot is marked "source available, not individually re-verified". Until a spot-check is recorded we will not call it audited.
The cells as they stand
Sorted by sample size. Cells with numbers have cleared the threshold; the rest are listed anyway so you can see where the gaps are.
Singaporen=83
| Function | Experience | Sample | Posted range |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-house sustainability | 0–3 yrs | 8 | SGD 3,750 – SGD 4,200/momedian SGD 4,000 |
| ESG consulting | 0–3 yrs | 8 | SGD 3,750 – SGD 4,250/momedian SGD 4,125 |
| In-house sustainability | 4–8 yrs | 7 | SGD 5,000 – SGD 6,750/momedian SGD 5,750 |
| Climate tech | 0–3 yrs | 4 | 1 more needed |
| Climate tech | 4–8 yrs | 4 | 1 more needed |
| Sustainable finance | 0–3 yrs | 2 | 3 more needed |
| Carbon & environmental commodities | 0–3 yrs | 2 | 3 more needed |
| Carbon & environmental commodities | 4–8 yrs | 2 | 3 more needed |
| Carbon & environmental commodities | 8+ yrs | 2 | 3 more needed |
| In-house sustainability | 8+ yrs | 2 | 3 more needed |
| ESG consulting | 4–8 yrs | 2 | 3 more needed |
| Compliance & disclosure | 0–3 yrs | 2 | 3 more needed |
| Compliance & disclosure | 4–8 yrs | 2 | 3 more needed |
| ESG consulting | 8+ yrs | 1 | 4 more needed |
| Climate tech | 8+ yrs | 1 | 4 more needed |
Hong Kongn=8
| Function | Experience | Sample | Posted range |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-house sustainability | 0–3 yrs | 3 | 2 more needed |
| Sustainable finance | 0–3 yrs | 2 | 3 more needed |
| ESG consulting | 8+ yrs | 1 | 4 more needed |
| Compliance & disclosure | 0–3 yrs | 1 | 4 more needed |
United Kingdomn=7
| Function | Experience | Sample | Posted range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sustainable finance | 0–3 yrs | 1 | 4 more needed |
| Climate tech | 4–8 yrs | 1 | 4 more needed |
| Climate tech | 8+ yrs | 1 | 4 more needed |
Coverage, and how skewed it is
The sample is heavily concentrated in Singapore. That is not a design choice but a fact about the sources: Singapore’s government job platform requires salary disclosure, Hong Kong and the UK do not. So read this as "a Singapore posted-salary index with scattered Hong Kong and UK observations", not as pan-APAC.
Why there is no Taiwan column
Because 36% of Taiwan’s green-collar postings say "salary negotiable", against 16% across all postings (source: Ministry of Environment × 104, 2026 H1 green-collar employment report). Inventing a range for a market that does not disclose is the exact opposite of why this page exists. The Taiwan column stays empty until enough postings print a number.
You can fill a cell
If you have a green-collar posting that prints a salary — one you are looking at, or one your own company opened — send me the link and it goes into the next update. Attribution is your call; anonymous is the default.
Send me a postingWhich cell are you in?
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Run the free MRIHolding an offer?
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