A cemetery worker digs graves and is also responsible for the general maintenance of the cemetery grounds. Different local authorities may have different job titles.
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In most local authorities, cemetery work is just one of many duties carried out by landscape or environmental staff. As well as cemeteries, they would also be responsible for the upkeep of public parks, public open spaces, landscaped areas and amenity areas.
Salaries are usually on the scales of local government manual workers. Overtime might be available. The figures below are only a guide. Actual pay rates may vary, depending on:
Salaries for cemetery workers start from around £16,000 a year, rising to around £21,500 a year with experience. For example in East Lothian Council, an Amenity Operative - Grave Digger can earn £23,092 to £25,235 a year (April 2019).
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There is a chance of promotion to supervisor.
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The following organisations may be able to provide further information.
Institute of Cemetery and Crematorium Management
Tel: 020 8989 4661
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