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skinnyn4

HGV driver

30k basic but will finish on about 37k with about 15 saturdays and a few hours a week overtime. Average about 50 hours a week.

31 days holiday
Driver of the month based on attendance, accidents and getting all deliveries finished. Top 6 win between £50-600.

LouisandMaddie

22 Year Old - Product Manager for BT - 28k basic + 10% bonus

Benefits:
- Interest Free Loan
- Free BT internet and phone line
- BT Sport for a £1 per year
- Company laptop
- Company phone
- Share related benefits
- Pension Scheme
- 25 Days Holiday
- Discounts at gyms, restaurants etc

Redalligator

LouisandMaddie wrote: »

22 Year Old - Product Manager for BT - 28k basic + 10% bonus

Benefits:
- Interest Free Loan
- Free BT internet and phone line
- BT Sport for a £1 per year
- Company laptop
- Company phone
- Share related benefits
- Pension Scheme
- 25 Days Holiday
- Discounts at gyms, restaurants etc

I find that impressive for a 22 year old, great benefits aswell!. Is there also further opportunities for you to progress in the company?

Luke

Sponge_Cake

£10860 (special support assistant in a primary school- 25 hours a week) absolutely awful pay, it's also term time only. I only do it because of the kids. Need to find something else!

Destabilising

22 Call centre agent, 15.9k pre-tax, too many benefits to mention them all. I've never worked for a company that has thrown benefits out of you like they're going out of fashion.
Debating going back to NHS as a HCSW even if it does mean it'll be a slight paycut on basic, but the shift incentives do help.

NelliePie

Materials Engineer (think lab chemistry but BIG) £24k PA
No benefits, but have a good pension scheme (I contribute 6% and the employer contributes 7%) and access to a share-save scheme

DonL

Team Leader in IT £37000

Bupa
Denplan
Share schemes
Twice yearly bonuses
Plus many other benefits

Dollyanna

26 years old, £37,000 - Legal Personal Assistant (Job in London though so I spend £280 a month on train travel)

Private healthcare
In-house doctor
25 days holiday + bank holidays
Bonus once a year
Discounted gym membership

Simon11

28 years old, just accepted a new job in USA on £62k as senior analyst for a transport firm. Looking forward to travelling around USA and nearby countries:j

• Four weeks A/L + 10 days bank holidays- new employees usually get just two weeks A/L :eek:
• Health insurance
• 3 months notice- it's usually nothing:eek:
• Get 9% of salary in pension put with company putting in 4% of this

Emma851

I used to live in Australia, and I noticed that salaries were much higher there than in the UK.