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wynnvegas

Age 28. HR Manager, £42,000 with not a lot of additional benefits to speak of.

rockie4

Senior teaching support technician in a northern university, £23,500pa, final salary pension scheme, 23days holiday + week between Christmas and New Year off rising to 27days next year, can't complain.....

twisty

Communications Officer, South East - £23,500pa
+ Final salary pension scheme, 20 days hol plus all bank hols, xmas and new year off paid as well as the week in between, plus two extra days at Easter on top of good friday and easter monday.

Possibility of fee waiver on courses.

I'm 26 years old.

kerry13238

postal worker £8.80ph

kerry13238

oh and i get stamps for christmas and a packed of seeds usually carrots

BettiePage

kerry13238 wrote: »

oh and i get stamps for christmas and a packed of seeds usually carrots

Errmmmm... why a packet of seeds?

AdZc1987

Civil Servant (call centre) £16048 p/a 25days Holidays + 11 Bank Holidays.

Weekend work is 10% an hour extra for sat and 15% for sundays.

I am halfway up the payscale, starting is 15400ish

Barny1979

30yrs old. Self employed - £55k approx

clearing_out_my_pockets

Age 27, salary officially £33,500 but temporarily £29,480 (should get the difference back if the recession picks up enough. Employer has withdrawn the final salary pension scheme to existing members, reduced the standard pension scheme, withdrawn bupa and enhanced maternity pay. So no real benefits to speak of. 28 days holiday a year, no paid overtime.

Can you tell I'm slightly disillusioned?

gemmacarolyn

Just left a job as a Learndirect Tutor, working in a prison, on 17,999 - no benefits (Min. holiday, no sick pay) Now going to work as a Cover Assistant in a high school, on 14,000 but with 13 weeks holiday, sick pay and a good chance of them paying for me to train as a teacher. (And no awful boss :T)