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Directors in logistics, warehousing and transport salary in the UK (2025/26)

Official UK Average earnings data 2025

£80,518

Employment patterns

  • 89% of Directors in logistics, warehousing work full-time
  • 21% are self-employed
  • 100.0% of employees have permanent contracts

Understanding Directors in logistics, warehousing and transport pay in the UK

The typical directors in logistics, warehousing and transport in the UK earns a median salary of £80,518 in 2025/26. These figures come from the ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), so they reflect actual reported pay rather than self-reported estimates or job-advert ranges.

The mean (average) salary is higher, at £94,156. When the mean sits above the median like this, a smaller group of high earners is pulling the average up, which is why the median is the better guide to what a typical directors in logistics, warehousing and transport actually takes home.

Employment patterns shape these numbers too: Around 21% of Directors in logistics, warehousing are self-employed, well above most occupations, so the employee pay above will not capture earnings for those working for themselves.

Where you work changes the picture: directors in logistics, warehousing and transport pay ranges from £27,789 in North West up to £93,530 in North East, a difference of £65,741 (237%). The full regional breakdown is below.

Dig deeper: see directors in logistics, warehousing and transport pay in North East or read how we source and check this data.

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How directors in logistics, warehousing and transport pay has changed over time

UK median annual pay for directors in logistics, warehousing and transport by year (ONS ASHE).

Median salary

25th–75th percentile range

Pre-2021 figures mapped from SOC 2010 via ONS concordance table

How the figures are sourced

Data sources: Official UK earnings data (2025)(opens in new tab)

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