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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC TRADES N.E.C.▲ 65% /10yrBUSINESS, RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS N.E.C.▲ 60% /10yrFINANCIAL AND ACCOUNTING TECHNICIANS▲ 55% /10yrASSEMBLERS (VEHICLES AND METAL GOODS)▼ 1% /10yrHIGHER EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS▲ 5% /10yrSOFTWARE ENGINEER£55,000▲ 38% /5yrCYBER SECURITY ANALYST£62,000▲ 35% /5yr
SOC 4135Administrative occupations

Library clerks and assistants Salary

QUOTE · LIBRARY CLERKS AND ASSISTANTSUK · 2025
£18,659
▼ 52% vs UK median (£39,039)
P25 £12,615
P75 £26,231
2015–2025 median▲ 62%

Median salary £18,659 per year (2025). Based on ONS ASHE data.

Gross pay, before deductions. See take-home pay on £19,000 after tax and National Insurance →

For library clerks and assistants, £28,134 is the typical (median) pay. That is well below the UK full-time median of £39,039 — -28% versus the national average. Experienced library clerks and assistants (top 25%) earn over £26,231.

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About this role

Library clerks and assistants support library operations by issuing and returning books, shelving stock, assisting library users, processing reservations and maintaining library systems and displays.

Key responsibilities

  • Issuing and returning library materials
  • Shelving stock and maintaining library displays
  • Assisting users with enquiries and catalogue searches
  • Processing reservations, inter-library loans and memberships
  • Supporting library events and reading groups

Qualifications and entry routes

No formal qualifications required. Libraries typically provide on-the-job training. NVQ in Information and Library Services provides a progression route. IT skills and customer service ability are essential.

Career outlook

Public library roles face funding pressures. Digital literacy support and community engagement are expanding the role beyond traditional library duties.

Key skills

Customer serviceIT skillsOrganisationCommunicationAttention to detail

Common industries

  • Public libraries
  • School libraries
  • University libraries
  • Hospital libraries
  • Prison libraries

Data coverage

SOC code4135
Data sourceONS ASHE
Years available2015–2025
Estimated jobs18,000
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Mean Salary
£19,318
Top 10% Earn
N/A
Jobs (000s)
18k
Data Years
11 years

Salary Range (2025)

P10: --P25: £13kMedian: £19kP75: £26kP90: --

Estimated Career Progression

Based on salary percentile distribution for this occupation

Entry Level

£12,615

0-2 years

Mid Level

£12,615

3-7 years

Senior

£26,231

8-15 years

Potential career growth: ▲ +108% from entry to leadership

Salary Trend (2015-2025)

Nominal growth: +61.8%Real growth: +17.2%

Gender Pay Comparison (2025)

Full-time vs All Employees (2025)

All Employees
£18,659
Full-time Only
£28,134

Full-time premium: +£9,475

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Library clerks and assistants salary: common questions

How much do library clerks and assistants earn in the UK?
Library clerks and assistants earn a median of £28,134 a year (ONS ASHE 2025). The middle half earn between £12,615 and £26,231.
Is £28,134 a good salary in the UK?
For library clerks and assistants, £28,134 is the typical (median) pay. That is well below the UK full-time median of £39,039 — -28% versus the national average. Experienced library clerks and assistants (top 25%) earn over £26,231.
What is the starting salary for library clerks and assistants?
Entry-level library clerks and assistants typically start near the lower end of the range. The bottom 25% earn up to £12,615, though this varies by employer and region.
Have library clerks and assistants salaries kept up with inflation?
Since 2015, median library clerks and assistants pay has risen from £19,170 to £28,134 — +47% in cash terms, or +6.0% after CPIH inflation. That is ahead of inflation over the period.

Figures: ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, gross annual pay. UK full-time median £39,039 (2025).

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