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d70cw6

New tax year.....new job starting in 3 weeks.

Lead auditor £56k

Lucyxx

Retail assistant (8 hour contract) £8.10/£10.80 an hour depending on day (there is talk of the higher rate being reduced if they can )

Benefits - 20% discount as standard. Chance to have other goods up to 80% off, had some brilliant bargains through that.

Jenwales_2

I'm 27 and work in a shop. My basic wage I think is £6.50
I'm on 16 hours so it's under £500 a month
But I do get overtime. At the moment I'm not getting any and it's making me miserable.
I have been looking for a new job for years but there's not enough work about that's over 16 hours (or even over 5 hours)

redpantsandjam

Night carer at a residential home. £7p/h (although this will go up in April - not sure how much by, yet.)
I usually bring home £700ish per month, with tax credits to top up.

pola

I'm 26. Only started working 'properly' at 23 (been to uni, then had some medical issues) in casual jobs while travelling. Now I'm a customer care associate in an inbound call centre, 17.000, pension, insurance, cycle to work scheme, bonus raffles. Oh and 60% discount off the company's products. I earn extra money as a freelance translator, anything from 100-500 a month. Hoping to keep working on my plan A) get ahead in the company and get a certification in translation and establish a base of clients. I'd like to work from home ideally when I have children.

londonlydia

30. Defence engineer £40k + performance related bonus scheme + overtime + free & matched shares +final salary pension

quite happy with that but still a lot more pay potential to reach in my company...

Strummer22

29. Weather forecaster. £30.5k basic + DC pension + generous sick pay & death in service. Could get health insurance as benefit in kind if I wanted.

Also get offshore pay and overtime, meaning I brought in £38k in the tax year to Apr 15. I wouldn't quite have expected it when I graduated in the depths of the crisis in 2009, but there we go!

Azzzaa

Personal assistant for young adults with challenging babviour and learning difficulties - £20,000, no pension scheme, no sick pay, no overtime or bonuses

natlie

I work as a Manager for a charity in the environmental sector. I am 37 years old my salary is £37,000. I do 35 hours per week, we do flexible working, I also get Medical Insurance, Pension 7% from them for my 3% contribution and death in service cover worth £101,000 to my family, sick pay, 28 days holiday plus bank holidays. There is also a performance related bonus which I am not eligible for yet, still on probation. Its a good job and its taken me a long time to get here.

Mary_Ko

I'm 23 and I have my own business. I sell jewelry. my income by an average of 40£ per week