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26 - Design Engineer - £34,750 - £39,250 as of next month.

dr0psofjupiter

21. Working as a trainee accountant, I earn £13k a year gross. Free Bupa healthcare which is nice, flexi time as long as I do my contracted hours per week and 31 days holiday. I also get my study course paid which costs my employer just over £2,600 a year. Course takes 3 years so I'm happy to take a lower-than-average salary for my area/job and not have to pay my own study costs.

IBJackJones

22yrs - 12k + 3-4k Commission - Customer Services Supervisor
23yrs - 18K - First Line Support Consultant
24yrs - 23K + 2-3K Oncall - Second Line Support Consultant
28yrs - 27K + 2k Oncall - SQL DBA
29yrs - 41K + 8K Oncall - SQL DBA

xnatillyx

I feel so good being able to write in here now.
Though not a job i am due to start an apprenticeship which is decent compared to some and if i do well with it due to the type it is and where it is there is a good chance it could lead to a permanent job.

It is an apprenticeship animal keeper and will be 6696 a year which is decent for an apprenticeship - most are 400 a month mine is 558.
I look forward to the prospects afterwards - i have done some research and the starting pay is not brilliant only 13k but i could be working with animals with something different everyday. Beats sitting in an office for me anyway.

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kirkygirl wrote: »

21. Working as a trainee accountant, I earn £13k a year gross. Free Bupa healthcare which is nice, flexi time as long as I do my contracted hours per week and 31 days holiday. I also get my study course paid which costs my employer just over £2,600 a year. Course takes 3 years so I'm happy to take a lower-than-average salary for my area/job and not have to pay my own study costs.

The salary for trainee accountants is far too low imo compared to when you are a qualified accountant

Tiglath

Compliance manager - £60k + bonus and the usual benefits package.

Guna

Hairdressing salon manager 22k plus up to 4k bonus plus free treatments (I don't claim many, on average £150-£200 monthly). Hair and beauty industry is a very low paid job, you have to do it for the love of it.
I was probably on a better rate when working as a hands on therapist if you count commission and tips. But then again, I am really good at sales.
I also teach yoga at a rate of £30 an hour. It's much better paid but very competitive industry.

neillya1

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scurrminator

Associate Producer for a game developer
£26.5k

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neillya1 wrote: »

Commercial analyst for a large PLC - £18k/year

50+ hour weeks (8am-6pm expected minimum despite contract being 9am-5:30pm) plus 2 hours commute minimum each day (including 15 minute walk to the car park every day )

Always exhausted, overworked, everyone else seems to slack off and talk about football or dress sizes all day, underpaid.... I need a new job!

Sounds awful, I would definitley be looking elsewhere if I was you