How much do remote employees at Newsweek make?
The average remote employee at Newsweek can expect to earn between $52k and $130k, with a median base pay of $89k. Additional pay could include bonus, stock, commission, profit sharing, tips, and employee benefits.
The highest-paying remote job at Newsweek is a Business Development Manager, Programmatic Demand & Supply Partnerships, which earns earns a base salary of $80k to $130k per year.
The lowest-paying job at Newsweek is a Freelance Homepage Producer, which earns a base salary of $52k to $72k per year.
Average salary range by job title
Salary range estimations are based on Newsweek's remote job openings posted on Himalayas and may not be represent the actual salaries offered by Newsweek in your region. Salary ranges vary depending on the remote employee's experience level, location, and other factors.
Salary ranges by position
| Job title | Salary range | Countries |
|---|---|---|
| Business Development Manager, Programmatic Demand & Supply Partnerships | $80k - $130k |  United States |
| Deputy Breaking News Editor (US) | $70k - $80k | United States |
| Freelance Homepage Producer | $52k - $72k | United States |
| Operations Project Manager | $80k - $85k | United States |
| Product Manager, Ad Tech | $120k - $130k | United States |
| Senior Social Media Associate | $75k - $85k | United States |
| Weekend News Editor | $95k - $105k | United States |
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