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Tesco_points_addict

Cat7Kath wrote: »

Dental hygiene technician - £11600pa. Benefits? Immaculate teeth.

Whats one of these????? A dental nurse with a new title??? OR a hygienist (second thoughts no, pay not enough) Or something to do with Dental Labs??

I'm confused, it doesn't take much i'm blonde!:rotfl:

TPAx

SplanK

25, Business IT Support manager for a small company... £21,600 + 20 days hol + bank hols + company car

MedicalExpert

Scrotum Inspector. £70k a year.

gedebage

Hi, I am 54 , a coach driver on £9.60 per hour. Can earn up to £13ph for certain jobs. Last year annual was £32000

countrygirl27

MedicalExpert wrote: »

Scrotum Inspector. £70k a year.

Sounds like a load of balls to me!

Beenie

The richest person I know is a vet. The family home is designer built and in landscaped grounds; the kids are all at v.expensive private schools, and they have some fabulous cars.The trick is to own and run your own surgery and not be an employee, making money for someone else. If I had my time again, that's the profession I would choose.

I'm struck by the number of people in public service here (me included) on the standard £21K, 30 days leave, plus Bank Hols, plus flexi, plus pension. Who is actually making money for the country to pay our wages? It does worry me a bit....

ruby_eskimo

Clinical Support Worker in a hospital, salary £13,223 p.a but with unsocial hours, wtd pay, nights and weekends it comes out to approx £15,500. Benefits? Just the extras listed really.

cmatt360

computer officer 25,553 aged 24

Butterfliesarepretty

I work as a caseworker £14,600 a year. 42 yrs old.
Before that Steria £15,600 a year.
Got twenty two years of admin experience - can't get a higher pay though close to home. Live in bury and work in bolton.

Bufger

25 year old Design Engineer for Jaguar Cars.

£27,000 (as i've only just finished uni)
Get to take fast cars home for the weekend. Free on site health, free eye tests etc. 20% off Jaguars, Land Rovers and Fords (now 40% off 59 plate fords apparently, must be hard times for them). Work with many very experienced people and get advice on all kinds of things from mortgages to families etc.

Also on a final salary pension which is always good :-)