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Poolie

28, IT Professional in South East, £42.5k (including 25% shift allowance, bupa dental and medical and final salary pension).

gmac9i

40. Nuclear industry 41k final salary pension and i am worth more. Much more.

WhistleBlower

23 NPower. Live Collections department (Pre-court collections on open accounts)

Wages based on a 27.5 hour (full time) contract:

Pay grade A (New Hire)
£12,500 approx per yr
Pay grade B (completion of training)
£14,000 approx per yr
Pay grade C (Hitting all productivity targets)
£16,500 per yr approx.

Antisocial hours pay (For those whose contracted shift occurs entirely or partly after 6pm on weekdays or on Saturdays)
£1.500 per yr approx

Benefits:

Free eye care vouchers.
On-site OH nurse, doctor and medical examinations.
Reward points worth £100 per year if you have gas/elec with NPower.
Discounted membership to many health clubs.
Many discounted services including insurance, flights etc.
Training that is equivalent to some qualification or other, I think it's 2 a-levels or a GNVQ or similar. I'll find out on Monday.
Discounted private dental insurance for the employee and their family.
28 days of holiday per year. (Offices closed on bank holidays, christmas day and new years)

That's everything i can think of offhand, I'll add more as I remember them.

kat2302

22 years old, marketing assistant for a publishing house, 18k - not bad for my first job after uni!

Ivrytwr3

too much for doing a job i love.

Perks:

Free dental

Free presciptions

discounted housing

Foreign travel (sometimes a perk, sometimes not!!)

I pay a contibution towards fuel to get me to work, my employer pays the majority + a little more.

+ other things!

lifesuckssometimes

Average sponger on IS and kids £320 a week maybe more for others :eek::mad:
approx £16640 a year

Free dental

Free prescriptions

Free housing benefit

Free council tax

What a bloody country:mad::mad::mad::mad:

Katgrit

kilasuit wrote: »

i'm 19 and currently on 4.80 an hour though have been on 5.95, 5.94 and 4.00 an hour previously

its not the best work but at this time its still work

Not sure if i'm being immensly dumb here but isnt that under minimum wage for your age?

tonyinessex

I'm 27, £28.5k + healthcare & pension from Credit Controller/Programmer job

Earnt additional £40k in last year tax free from being pro gambler.

electronic_cigarette_2

shelovestobuystuff wrote: »

Self-employed.Spend more on the business at the moment than I make from it ,still finding my feet,so earnings nil.Luckily I have a brilliant partner who is happy and able to pay the bills at home in the meantime.

I also am not making any profit just yet but building my business. I enjoy the challenge even though I am currently operating at a loss.

specsappeal

I'm a project worker - working with kids aged 16-18 in care and I get £5.75 per hour.
Have just qualified as a reflexologist aswell so when i get some clients i will get £27 per hour for that.