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jules888

MrsE wrote: »

Local gov finance about 21K (tad over), pension benefits worth another couple of K on top.
Benefits the pension :-) flexi time, 36 hour week, few others.

Couldn't even begin to contribute in a meaningful way towards the household bills, if DH left me I'd be ********ed.

But I have no ambition, just like to coast along - not seeking promotion or further training, just happy doing what I'm doing.
Would like to do it closer (have to drive 7 miles to work), but thems the breaks.

7 miles to work!Thats nothing!My hubby drives 50 miles to work!

Ivrytwr3

I do 64 miles per day, but the guy over the road from me does 120 mile per day Mon - Fri and has done for a few years now.

barginboyrob

22, 20k, trainee accountant

MrsB2100

41 years young, Credit Controller (experienced) - £22k, South East. Was on £25k, but made redundant and had to accept lower paid job. No qualifications, fell into the job ...

niknakb

age 26- Placement Manager for a University- 30K, 37 days holiday, petrol expenses, good pension, lots of local discounts.

Universities are generally very good employers.

angel81

Accountant £58k + car + 10% flexible benefits + medical + pension. Age 28

fakeplastictwee

First post so hi everyone!

24, female, full time worker at Sainsbury's, just got a payrise to £6.23 p/hour, equates to around £12,600 a year (ish). 10% discount on everything bar cigarettes, top ups and fuel, rising to 15% at certain times of the year. Yearly bonus of up to 3% depending on how your store performs in certain catagories.

Difficult wage to live on, stuck in a retail trap and can't get out!

Cuteybabe8

Management Trainee role -£18,500 however, there is a good training and developement package, flexible and challenging with a great company. Husband pays for all the bills and and all the necessary. I just pay childcare costs which varies depending on holidays and weekly shop..the rest I keep! Oh..yeah.. I also have to pay for all the holidays we take! Which then leaves nothing!

robbo2105

I'm 35, I work as a purchasing consultant, and my last role (ended last week) was on £175/day. I'm currently interviewing for a new role on £40k.
No benefits (other than expenses and mileage), no holiday pay, no sick pay, no pension, no training but quite happy to continue consulting rather than go perm somewhere.

samace83

Hi,
I'm 25, work as an Import Supervisor in Liverpool 18,576k p/a. .
No benfits to speak off,8-5 mon-fri but I am right in the city centre and I love it so not very much complaining here!