What is the salary of a mason in Saudi Arabia?
Employers publishing a figure advertise 1600 to 2800 SAR a month for mason roles, with a median of 2250 SAR. That comes from 7 live adverts across 6 separate sources on SouqFind (confidence: limited).
Mason vacancies in Saudi Arabia that publish pay advertise 1600–2800 SAR a month, with a median of 2250 SAR, based on 7 adverts from 6 separate sources. 154 mason vacancies are live today.
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| Figure | Value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Adverts used | 7 | Live mason vacancies that published a monthly SAR figure |
| Separate sources | 6 | Distinct employers or posting accounts behind those adverts |
| Range | 1600–2800 SAR | Lowest and highest advertised figure after screening |
| Median | 2250 SAR | Middle value of the sample |
| Confidence | Limited | Based on how many adverts and how many separate sources |
| Figures held back | 0 | Outside SAR 400–60000 a month, or far from comparable adverts |
| Live vacancies | 154 | All open adverts with this job title, whether or not pay is stated |
A job title is published only once at least 5 adverts from 2 or more separate sources have stated pay, so one employer repeating a role cannot set the market.
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Employers publishing a figure advertise 1600 to 2800 SAR a month for mason roles, with a median of 2250 SAR. That comes from 7 live adverts across 6 separate sources on SouqFind (confidence: limited).
It is the monthly figure the employer advertised, normally basic pay. Accommodation, transport, food allowance, overtime and the annual air ticket are listed separately in each vacancy.
154 live mason vacancies are open on SouqFind, including the ones that do not publish a salary.
It is published only because at least 5 adverts from 2 or more separate sources stated pay. Figures outside SAR 400–60000 a month, or far away from comparable adverts, are held back rather than published.