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Average Coffee shop workers Salary in Angus

ONS ASHE 2025 · Scotland region · Updated October 2025

Median Annual — Scotland region

£16,910

+£4,740 (38.9% above) vs UK average

UK median: £12,170 · Hourly: £12.59

Scotland vs all UK regions

East Midlands£14,149Scotland£16,910Scotland£16,910

Mean annual: £17,904 · Jobs in region: N/A

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How Angus compares

vs UK average for coffee shop workerss +£4,740 (38.9% above)

vs Angus all-jobs average -£10,610 (38.6% below)

The median pay for coffee shop workerss in the Scotland stood at £16,910 in 2025, placing them 38.9% above the UK-wide figure of £12,170. Factor in the Scotland's cost of living (7.7% below the UK norm) and a £16,910 salary has the purchasing power of approximately £18,321. Compared to the Angus average across all roles (£27,520), coffee shop workerss take home 38.6% less.

Cost of Living Adjustment

After adjusting for the regional cost of living (Scotland index: 92.3, UK=100), a salary of £16,910 has an effective purchasing power of approximately £18,321 — equivalent to earning that amount in an area with average UK costs. The cost of living in the Scotland is 7.7% below the UK average.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average coffee shop workers salary in Angus?

The median coffee shop workers salary in the Scotland (which includes Angus) is £16,910 per year, based on ONS ASHE 2025 data. The mean salary is typically higher due to top earners pulling the average up.

How does coffee shop workers pay in Angus compare to the UK average?

Coffee shop workers in the Scotland earn 38.9% above the national median of £12,170. This makes the Scotland one of the higher-paying regions for this role.

Is coffee shop workers a well-paid job in Angus compared to other roles?

The average salary across all jobs in Angus is £27,520. Coffee shop workers in the Scotland earn £16,910, which is 38.6% below the local average across all occupations.