list your job and wage

motorguy

dave4545454 wrote: »

Don't lie, no employer would pay a lazy person to spend all working day posting rubbish on a message board.

And what would you ever know about employers or employment?

motorguy

gb12345 wrote: »

My employer does - as long as I get the required work done by the deadline he doesn't care what I am actually doing at a given moment in time.

Yup. If Dave actually ever had a job, he'd know that.

motorguy

katykicker wrote: »

Troll much Dave?

All the time by the looks of it.

Jasonlucas93

I'm 20, work at Sainsbury's Nightshift 30 hours a week 13130 a year, ye I hate my job a lot but I'm grateful I even have a job -.- but need to find new ways to try get a better job that's even earning a couple more thousand a year, but seeing some of the salaries people post on here is just :eek:

Frankymcfrank

I am an accounts assistant. I work 3 days a week and earn £13k

sax11

work in an office - was on 191/2k but thats been cut back to 15k
Need something new but age and lack of qualifications is holding me back.

guitarman001

gaz4uk wrote: »

Air Traffic Controller. 25 years old. Approx 78K a year. Best job in the world, I'm very very lucky.

Seriously??? What area? Surely ATC pays less in Scotland than near London, for example. I always heard it was a very stressful job. Might have to look into it......

guitarman001

tasha-debt wrote: »

Have a job interview next week for an amazing role with a 30% pay rise so please keep your fingers crossed!!!

Good luck! Was it hard to get your CIPD? Am I right in saying anybody can do it (technically speaking, no need for a specific degree)?

guitarman001

Lavish wrote: »

21, Network Designer, £21,000 (increase of 10-15% ea yr) + sharesave scheme, pension etc

Kind regards,

Lavish

Surely not 10-15% increase a year for the rest of your life, though.....!!

b0nz0

I work part time in sales. Pay depends on your banding. I'm on the lowest as haven't been there long so only earn £6.47 per hour. Highest band earns £7.50 per hour.

Benefits: time and a half on Sundays, double time bank hols, pension, 20% discount, commission, share-save scheme, competitions and the odd gift card thrown in.

Bosses are very flexible, understanding and fair. It's not something I want to be doing forever but I'm happy where I am just now and grateful to have a job!