Any idea what the range will be next year? I think it was £49-£60k this year?

No change next year expected.Btw, the bottom end of the SC range starts at 40k

£40k? Maybe outside London but I've never heard of a SC being on less than £49k in London?

I'm on £43k in London, was told (reliably - unfortunately) I couldn't get a raise this year because I'm not near the bottom of the band.

That surprises me. I'm in CF (in one of the more "consulting"-type bits) and got £52k when I was promoted to M2 a few years ago now.

Where does an SC fit in to the hierachy at Deloitte?

SCO - can not be right, C (M1) goes up well beyond £43k, so if your a SC (M2) you must be on more.Curious:A->C->SC->M->SM->Di->Pa

What sort of salary does a Director get?

There are big overlaps between all the bands, and a big spread depending on when/where people were hired/transferred in/etc. Directors can be on as little as 65 and as much as 120k - some are gifted titles, others are senior external advisors who don't want to be partners and give up their external directorships, political positions, etc.

Consultant range has widened to 37-42k so who knows what they're bringing SCs in on now. Expect changes to the boundaries with the new promotion guidelines.

SCO, are you on 43k plus 5k SC benefits?

Around £43.5k as M1 (so no £5k benefits).

I'm surprised too...I know its circa 50-55k for an SC. It's probably worth a discussion and a comparison with similar grades across all the firms (that's how I got a rise in a very polite email)...if you don't ask you definitely won't get.

For what it's worth I started in London as an SC last year on £49k + £5k benefits. I'm extremely curious to see whether we get much in the way of raises this year.

Rick - was that from being promoted from C? If so, what annual rating did you get? I assume the higher the rating, the higher the starting sal?

Yup, promoted from Consultant with a 4. My impression at the time was that the salary was pretty much the same for all newly promoted SCs. If anything, it seemed a little bit low as various colleagues had started on £49k even 3 years before I got there. In real-terms therefore Deloitte has been cutting the starting salary as inflation has been running at around 2.5% for a while now.

Well, that's only fair because per capita fee income has been flat for years, and profit per partner has been declining quite sharply... haven't they... ah... umm... wait a minute...

Most of the SCs are in 52-55 K. Atleast, those that I know...

Got an SC offer recently in the US for $125K.