list your job and wage

squeakydee

Hi, my first post here too. Really interesting thread, and a little depressing seeing some of you high earners!

I've just had a baby so am earning nothing at the moment as I was a s/e nail tech.

In the middle of an online internet marketing/web design course and am half way thru designing my first website. Costing me more than I thought at the mo, but will be worth it in the end I hope. And I Absolutey LOVE IT.

Trying to think outside the box in these trying times!

JG007

£19,500 as a senior helpdesk agent for a large IT company , I did think it was a fairly good wage before looking through the rest

still very skint as we have 3 kids, lots of debt and partner does not work

dave4545454

JG007 wrote: »

£19,500 as a senior helpdesk agent for a large IT company , I did think it was a fairly good wage before looking through the rest

still very skint as we have 3 kids, lots of debt and partner does not work

don't get downhearted, 19.5k is a very good salary:o

EXPAT_2

£80k

Project Management (Lean/Six Sigma Master Black Belt)

ftb-soon

25, £36K, nuclear industry - final salary pension, 45 days leave this year

Benjamin231983

Im a Duty manager for Tesco Express and im £22,000. I can also recieve 15% bonus every month, and every 3rd month i have the option for an additional 15% totaling to 30% every 3months. We also have a Discount Card which enables you for 10% off your shopping with a total saving of nearly £800p.a

vixtay_2

Teaching Assistant secondary school...£9,250 per year....... get lots of holidays though...but for such a responsibility...money is terrible....

isobelle

I am a self employed specialised optometrist, very lucky earn about £85,000 annually, can choose to have holidays whenever i want and for however long i want there are no restrictions but obviously earn less if i take long holidays. Have a couple of friends who do the same sort of work who work for about six to eight months each year, earn about £40000 to £60000, then go abroad for a few months in the winter for a long holiday then just come and work for another few months, there is always plenty of work when they come back, it is a very flexible. So they are very happy too i think. Very lucky i think as the state of the economy does not affect us.

surrey_jim

Work as a credit controller

£22,600pa + 7.5% shift allowance for 35hr week.

Overtime counts as double time so usally do a 45hr week to get another £700/month

e-p-k

Offshore oil worker in Norway. Part of the drill crew that drills for all your hydrocarbons.

Approx £75K PA