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Born_Free_2

24yrs old, Sales Engineer currently on £26,600 pa.
Private health care
Currently not paying into a pension scheme although my employer is. Will be changing my 0% contribution to something%! (:o) shortly which in turn will up the employer contribution, currently about £445 per month.
Profit related pay bonus scheme every end of FY, Find out next month what we are getting (was 4 weeks pay last year, expecting less this year)

Lokolo_2

22 Years old, Full time barrier staff for a train company in London area - Earn around £9/hr.

No opportunity to do overtime so I also have a 2nd job working part time in a retailer stacking shelves at £6.70/hr!

CKhalvashi

29, Company Director; £60k + car (currently for Jag XF Sportbrake on order) + £50k pension contributions + profit. £150-200k package sounds reasonable to sum it up (although not as much as years gone by)

CK

SaLoGo

Employee Assistance Program Administrator (I source counsellors for employees who have called their EAP helpline) £13,500.

shmeeko69

Internet Marketer (Self Employed) £1200 - £1600 pm

As I work from home it fluctuates, but I'm basically guaranteed a minimum of £1000 and in a good month it can be higher than £1500. As I get more experienced in IM the figure is now rising at a steady rate.

DLTAG89

23, stay at home mum, pay £0, Benefits getting to bring my boys up :j

Hubby, 24, admin, 14k a year, no benefits, long hours, £20 a week travel, leeds.

We are both working to better ourselves tho. I'm training to be a childminder and he is doing an OU course to become a computer programmer so things can only get better (hopefully :rotfl:)

alright_dave

Work at JLR, 25k+ a lot of benefits, love my job too. Gives me and many thousands of workers a decent standard of living.

heartfield

Signing on, no job, savings over limit to get JSA, so all I've got is interest on my savings, plus anything Uncle Ernie might send me.

Oh pooh.

wannapayoff

somethingcorporate wrote: »

Is this a perk to keep you on the straight and narrow?

Hehe

I wish..:D

Safety critical job... The alcohol limits are lower than drink drive ones!

Southend1

University Administrator - £27k.

Benefits- Final Salary Pension (USS), 23 days holiday + bank hols + week off at xmas. 36hr working week - flexitime. Walking distance from home. Free eye tests. Good training courses offered.

Cons - Below inflation pay increases last 3 years and looking like being 1% this year.Salary is being cut to £23k in 2014 :eek:

Used to work as a retail manager - c£29k + overtime, normally earned around £32k total. Bonus around £300-500 pa. Pros - good money. Cons - 60 hour weeks, no/few days off. No xmas. No bank holidays. Stroppy ignorant customers verbally and physically assaulting me. Alarm callouts in the middle of the night. Early starts, late finishes. Now I remember why I changed my career path! LOL