The New York Times pays an average salary of $20,200 per year. This base compensation is the equivalent of $10 per hour assuming a 40 hour work week (2,000 hours per year). The actual average hours worked per week at The New York Times based on our data is actually 35 hours, which would bring down the true effective hourly rate to $12 on average. If you include the average bonus of $15,000, then the total average pay at The New York Times would be $35,200 per year or $21 per hour at the 35 hour work week.

There's a wide range between what the company pays the top 20 percent and the bottom 20 percent of earners. This is largely dependent on seniority and location. The New York Times pays the highest-paid employees over $147,000 a year, while the lowest-paid employees are paid less than $20,200. The New York Times employees in different groups or divisions tend to have different salaries as well.