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queenlizard45uk

Ha.

Had to move stores at argos (due to location) and they can only offer me 6 hours a week. So, Im on.... 3,000k per annum?

Pathetic. Nobody can live on that.

EeeBahGum

I'm a Senior Purchasing Manager (only very recently), working in Yorkshire, £35k, car, pension, 30 days holiday plus Bank Holidays.

That hasn't always been the case though.

Job History

17 - 26 - Shop assistant on about £5000
27 - 30 - Van driver on £10,000
30 - 33 - Self employed on £10,500
33 - 34 - Secretary on £12,500
34 - 35 - Secretary/PA on £15,000
35 - 37 - Office Manager/PA on £17,000
37 - 40 - Office Manager on £19,000
40 - 43 - Supplies Manager gradually rising to £27,000
Currently - Senior Purchaser on £35,000
The Future - who knows, but it's very exciting :j

duckandcover

I'm an admin assistant for a smallish/medium business in Warwickshire, £23500. I definitely think it's decent money for the job I'm doing, although because it's a smallish company it means the work and tasks I do are quite varied and not always confined to "admin" (which I'm glad about!).

Kutierezharyi

Bloosh wrote: »

North West England

Age 10 - Paper round: £20 a week

Age 11-15 Various jobs, gardening, manual labour etc to earn some pennies. Baby sitting.

Age 16 - Warehouse assistant £2.00 p/h

Age 17-18 - YTS government (called something else) £37.50 p/w

Age 18-19 - A-levels - Fast Food Rest £3-4 p/hr

Age 19-22 - Security £3.20 p/hr (60+ hr weeks shifts (never again))

Age 22-26 - University (various ~£4-5p/hr) (holiday and night works) - getting knocked down too many times made me go get a degree.

Age 26-29 - Chemist £15K temp
- Chemist £19K permanent
- Chemist £20K new group - promotion £22K

Age 29 - 36 - Engineering Support £22K - 34K PA (not enough perks, costly commute, pension scheme, poor healthcare and dental scheme)

In a nation gone to the dogs I'm surviving....just! :beer:

Well here I come across various job profile of different folks but among all you are just awesome. So are you able to save money and what are you looking for in your life?

wildman0609

23, freelance automotive design engineer. £52k after tax. i'm not satisfied and i need to earn money in my spare time.

no perks/benefits due to being freelance (apart from choosing my own hours)

John_Pierpoint

You are a bit a a fantasist?

Not quite sure when you were born?

DemiDee

surlatum wrote: »

25, assistant to managing director of an independant IT firm, £65,000 + company car

Not doing bad considering you're a '22 year old model' in your profile. Guess that needs to be updated considering you've done so well in the last three years, lol.

Starside

I am 34 and my salary is £44 as a Senior Engineer in the electricity industry (Midlands area).

My benefits are: final salary pension scheme, private healthcare, yearly bonus (about 10% of salary), 6month full sick pay (if i was off sick).

My pay history is (i cant exactly remember so below are estimates):

Age 14-15: collecting lost golf balls on golf course and selling back to golfers £1 for 4 balls.
Age 16: Domestic cleaner in nursing home £1.95 per hour.
Age 17: Glass collector in night club £2 per hour AND shop worker in local museum £3.00 per hour.
Age 18: Bar tender in same nightclub £3.00 per hour
Age 19-20 Bar worker in local pub £3.50 per hour
Age 21 telesales £4 per hour.
Age 23 Graduate Engineer £18k PA.

Xailter

Frankly I find it shocking how little some people are earning, quite a few of these jobs deserve better pay - don't despair though, things can get better if you keep at it!

16 - £4.50 an hour at a well known fast food restaurant (working Saturdays and holidays).
17 - £4.89 an hour.
18 - £5.03 an hour.
20 - £5.63 an hour.
21 - £6.02 an hour (full time for a year, think I got about ~11.5k).
22 - 25k base salary + 4.5k car allowance + 20% bonus + free medical + free gym
23 - 30k base salary + the other benefits above.

EDIT - Sorry didn't mention my job: I work as an IT Consultant in a fairly large software company. Lots of travelling around the country though - the slight downside of this job.

Keep at it folks and you can sometimes land your dream job purely by happy circumstance And getting a degree really helps (or did - I got in just before the massive hike in fees :eek:).

wildman0609

Xailter wrote: »

Frankly I find it shocking how little some people are earning, quite a few of these jobs deserve better pay - don't despair though, things can get better if you keep at it!

16 - £4.50 an hour at a well known fast food restaurant (working Saturdays and holidays).
17 - £4.89 an hour.
18 - £5.03 an hour.
20 - £5.63 an hour.
21 - £6.02 an hour (full time for a year, think I got about ~11.5k).
22 - 25k base salary + 4.5k car allowance + 20% bonus + free medical + free gym
23 - 30k base salary + the other benefits above.

Keep at it folks and you can sometimes land your dream job purely by happy circumstance And getting a degree really helps (or did - I got in just before the massive hike in fees :eek:).

you listed your age and wage, not what you do?