Bookbinder Chief Salary in Iraq

Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in assembling, forming, finishing, covering, and ruling products such as books, pamphlets, periodicals, notebooks, looseleaf binders, tablets, and other printed and published products manually and by machine: oversees binding or rebinding operations to verify conformance with plant standards. Performs duties as described under supervisor. May only supervise workers engaged in forming operations, such as folding, cutting, gathering, stitching (stapling), and sewing printed sheets, and be designated supervisor, assembly room. May only supervise workers engaged in assembling, finishing, and binding sets, folders, and loose leaf binders and be designated supervisor, finishing/binding. May only supervise workers engaged in setting up and operating machines that draw lines, cut rounded corners, and drill holes in paper products and be designated supervisor, ruling.

The average salary for a Bookbinder Chief is 31,020,112 د.ع.‏ per year or 14,913.52 د.ع.‏ per hour in Iraq. Top earners have reported making up to 35,366,000 د.ع.‏. However, the typical pay range in Iraq is between 22,421,616 د.ع.‏ and 35,366,000 د.ع.‏ annually.

Bookbinder Chief is projected to see a 15.3 % salary change in 5 years.

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