list your job and wage

motorguy

dave4545454 wrote: »

This coming from a gambling addict who admits to scrounging off people their whole life to pay off gambling debts.

Dave, clearly you're not adding any value to this thread.

Perhaps if you were to spend the time instead frequenting some of the employment forums you'd be able to get help with seeking paid employment?

dave4545454

motorguy wrote: »

Dave, clearly you're not adding any value to this thread.

Perhaps if you were to spend the time instead frequenting some of the employment forums you'd be able to get help with seeking paid employment?

Maybe if you didn't spend every working day on this forum you'd be able to get a job instead of falsely accusing people of defrauding the benefit system.

motorguy

dave4545454 wrote: »

Maybe if you didn't spend every working day on this forum you'd be able to get a job instead of falsely accusing people of defrauding the benefit system.

If you were to check my profile you'd see i am in full time employment and paying my taxes.

You should try it some time.

Maz

OK, moving swiftly on and getting back on topic.............

Currently employed in business strategy for county council, work three days per week (Monday to Wednesday) and net around £900 per month. I'm lucky enough to have another income stream so this keeps me out of the having to work full-time arena, happy days! :beer:

M0ney

I'm 28, work as an engineer offshore, will earn £43,000-£44,000 this tax year.

In previous years I have earned...

07/08...£14,000est
08/09...£17,035
09/10...£21,789
10/11...£23,865
11/12...£23,465
12/13...£42,487

Looking at that my gross income has tripled since 2007 and the money I'm earning now would have been beyond my wildest dreams even 2 years ago. That said, I don't feel that much more wealthy than I did then, it's amazing how quickly your lifestyle adjusts to account for any additional income.

BubbleBoy

Computer Animator

21 - 16.5k
24 - 22.5k
25 - 26k
27 - 27k
28 - 30k + Bonus

motorguy

Maz wrote: »

OK, moving swiftly on and getting back on topic.............

Good Idea!

Working in IT Management for a FTSE 100 company.

20+ years IT Experience. Salary over the last 10 years has varied between £40,000 and £60,000, depending on the role and level of responsibility i have.

Did motor trading for a couple of years full time self employed, but whilst i was getting a wage at it, it was a lot of hassle and long hours.

Still motor trading part time which brings in roughly another £5,000-£10,000 a year gross. Accountant sorts out the tax for that on a yearly basis.

Living in Northern Ireland where incomes tend to be a bit lower on average, but the standard of living is quite high due to relatively low house prices.

Curveygirl

Jill Of All Trades, working for a local business of two pubs and a hotel for the grand sum of £7 per hour. Although I do get some meals and the odd drink thrown in, I'm close to all three site so commuting is a minimum.

More importantly, I LOVE MY JOB

MrsWinters

I'm on M6 as my school is having financial problems and cannot/did not give anyone a pay rise this summer. I earn, after incentives, 36k.


I should be on UP1 and be on around 40k

matj16

chez22 wrote: »

I'm a kennel person, on 17.5k and a pension scheme. This isn't typical earnings for kennel staff though!

The mrs is interested in doing the same (kennel work, anything with animals) but isn't too worried about the wage.

in general are any particular qualifications needed for it or just a shed load of commitment?

thanks for the help, you can PM if its easier for you.