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The image displays a table with five rows representing different countries - Australia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Japan, and Korea - and four columns indicating 'Starting' salary, 'After 15 years', 'Maximum' salary, and 'Years to reach maximum salary'. The starting salaries are 28,000 for Australia, 45,000 for Denmark, 80,000 for Luxembourg, 34,000 for Japan, and 30,000 for Korea. After 15 years, the salaries are 48,000 for Australia, 54,000 for Denmark, 119,000 for Luxembourg, 65,000 for Japan, and 48,000 for Korea. The maximum salaries are 48,000 for Australia, 54,000 for Denmark, 132,000 for Luxembourg, 86,000 for Japan, and 62,000 for Korea. The years to reach maximum salary are 9 for Australia, 8 for Denmark, 30 for Luxembourg, 37 for Japan, and 34 for Korea.
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The table provided demonstrates the salaries of secondary and high school teachers in 2009 in five countries (Australia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Japan, and Korea).
Overall, Luxembourg had the highest starting and maximum salaries, 80,000 and 132,000, respectively, compared to the other countries. At the same time, Japan had the maximum interval to reach the highest salary, 37 years, as opposed to Denmark, which had eight years.
After 15 years, Australia and Japan almost doubled their beginning salaries, while Luxembourg over-doubled them. In addition, Denmark and Korea had less than a 40% increase compared to the starting salary.
Moreover, the second highest salary could be reached was 86,000 in Japan after serving 37 years. In comparison, 62,000 and 54,000 were the top salaries in Korea and Denmark after teaching for 34 and 8 years, respectively. Also, teachers in Australia obtained the maximum wage after nine years, which was the same salary after 15 years.
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