list your job and wage

notanothernumpty

Everyones gonna love me lol.

I switch energy companies for people.

My basic salary is £12,500 but with bonuses its close to £70k

volensia

22, Operations Team Leader at Homebase, £18,200 per year (but hoping for a pay increase in March), 39 contracted hours a week (usually do about 45, though). A month into a promotion and enjoying it so far. (:

Ashingtonian

Bus driver on £10.75 p/h, get an extra 35p p/h if working Sat/Sun:rotfl:

natlie

Hi


I run quite a significant project on sustainable development £32,000


Nat

Marie_Williams

Hi, retired 2012 aged 73. Income just under £15000. Made redundant aged 52 from large multinational Admin in Research Labs. Got another job quite quickly but hated it so left. Eight months later got my a job as School Admin and stayed until 2012. Have a small pension from 25 years with the multinational and a Public Sector pension from 23 years in school post.

KirstyO

Im 28, 8 weeks into new job as Office Manager for a church. 25k a year, mon-fri, flexi if needed to cover meetings outside office hours. Best bit? A boss who is human instead of governed by company policy (that and most of my meetings are conducted in various coffee shops, and people often bring in cakes and biscuits!)

Generali

Work for an asset management company.

$95k pa + 12% of my income goes into a money purchase pension scheme

Losing my job next Friday

cheeky-virgin

I worked in IT for 1 year and then made redundant during recession time, Since then working in a Corporate Security job rather more Admin work to do.


Feel really embarrass next to my family and friend because I have degree in IT and Business administration and still doing security job. Often make plan to startup something my own but could not think of where and what to start


To be honest don't want to work rather want to do something my own :eek: , may be you guys can advice or suggest me something. I do have enough savings that if I had to leave work for 6 months I can manage it. :snow_laug


BTW earns 28k a year and work pattern is 4 on and 4 off.

arobinson_2

29 - ~£65k

Benefits include free gym, employee share purchase scheme (15% discount), up to £250 dental work, up to £200 eye wear and as much overtime as I want. It's a consultancy role, so all my travel costs are paid as well.

Long term incentives are a share scheme, I get x number every year for the next 5 years.

spock007

That last one in London?

I'm hitting a ceiling at ~£50k and with asset prices rocketing I don't see how others on less can get by - and I save a LOT! Would love to do something else and get more money but what??? It seems only finance/IT offers higher salaries and even then is that always guaranteed? Am I actually on ok money!?