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Thank You For considering us!

Thank you for considering a job at the IPC at our headquarters in Bonn, Germany.

We strive to be a truly great employer. Our international workforce is immensely talented and committed to making our bold vision a reality. Not only do we organise great high-performance sport events that excite billions of people, but our work is aimed at ultimately changing the world by transforming attitudes towards persons with disabilities and driving social inclusion.

We are publicly sharing our paybands out of our desire to be transparent in what we do.

Our salary bands

Our salary bands are based on several criteria, which include (but are not limited to) commonly prescribed tasks, level of responsibility, supervisory duties, required knowledge and required competencies.

Matrix of salary levels according to job groups

Job level Salary level (monthly gross in EUR, full-time (40 hours/week))
Assistant, Co-ordinator 2,601 - 3,249
Manager, Executive Assistant 3,249 - 4,116
Senior Manager 4,116 - 4,763
Head of Department 4,763 - 6,497
Director, Chiefs higher than 6,497

German tax system and social security

German tax system and social security

As with most countries, taxes are automatically deducted through payroll from a team member’s gross salary each month. The tax amount is determined by German law and depends both on the gross salary (progressive tax system) and personal factors, such as marital status and affiliation to a German state church.

In addition to salary, the IPC provides each team member with statutory social security benefits, which include medical insurance, unemployment insurance, accident insurance (on the way to and from work and during work) and a retirement pension. General public health and dental care for required and emergency procedures are included in the medical insurance through payroll and do not have to be paid separately by the employee. The contributions to the various insurances are based on the gross monthly salary (20-21% - the IPC covers about half of this).

If you want to calculate roughly how much of your salary you would take home each month, please use one of the calculators available on the web, for example: Gross/net calculator. This will allow you to review the structure of payable tax, social security contributions, and the resulting calculation of net salary.

Should you join the IPC, then this wesbite Cost of living Will help you compare Bonn with your current city of residence.