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  • I work as a home care for the local authority. I get £8.90 an hour with enhancments for working after a certain time at night and the weekends. I get 27 days holiday a year and a final pension salarey scheme.Im only (24) but had my job since i was 18. I couldnt or would not for that matter do anything else for a job. It is rewarding and i can have a laugh but still be serious with my service users.I have learned a lot for example how to make bros as a service user asked for this for his tea one night and he showed me. So i guess you could say the job is the benefit mixing with different people from all walks of lives.
  • Bitsy_Beans
    Bitsy_Beans Posts: 9,640 Forumite
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    susiecm3 wrote: »
    Im 34 married and got 3 kids, I am self employed as a registered childminder, i get £3 an hour per child and can have 3 fulltime and 2 holidays and after school, in an ideal world being full can be a good wage :)

    Dh is self employed but is doing very poor this year as his work is fly tying so it seems this year people have cut back on their spending on hobbies :(

    I save on my childcare but downside is long hours, lots of paperwork and extra training at evenings and weekends :)

    The best bit is because i am on a low wage i am able to funding through ou for my foundation degree

    I too am a registered childminder - hourly rate is £3.50 ph but I only have one child all day one day a week and come Nov will be giving wrap around to a girl for 2.5 hours a day. Only saving grace is she's no longer under EYFS so no extra unpaid work on that one.
    Need some more mindees......just don't seem to be any about :(
    I have a gift for enraging people, but if I ever bore you it'll be with a knife :D Louise Brooks
    All will be well in the end. If it's not well, it's not the end.
    Be humble for you are made of earth. Be noble for you are made of stars
  • I work as a home care for the local authority. I get £8.90 an hour with enhancments for working after a certain time at night and the weekends. I get 27 days holiday a year and a final pension salarey scheme.Im only (24) but had my job since i was 18. I couldnt or would not for that matter do anything else for a job. It is rewarding and i can have a laugh but still be serious with my service users.I have learned a lot for example how to make bros as a service user asked for this for his tea one night and he showed me. So i guess you could say the job is the benefit mixing with different people from all walks of lives.

    What on earth is bros?
  • jackieb
    jackieb Posts: 27,605 Forumite
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    What on earth is bros?


    I would think it's probably brose - an oatmeal dish.
  • MikeLB
    MikeLB Posts: 352 Forumite
    29yo - Broadcast Engineer in Inverness, £34,000 plus Mystery Shopping / Marketing - £8000. Sod all in terms of benefits from my main job but still enjoy it as I get to travel the Highlands and Islands. More benefits from Mystery Shopping to be honest!
  • Fatpants
    Fatpants Posts: 46 Forumite
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    PA, £32k, work for a large insurance firm, pension, healthcare, Life insurance,33days hols. I love my job and know I am very very lucky :-)
    Had some terrible jobs in the past with terrible pay but have to say my first ever job at 17yrs at Safeways paying £5.10p/h brings back the happiest memories....we had such a laugh there! :-)
  • MikeLB
    MikeLB Posts: 352 Forumite
    Fatpants wrote: »
    PA, £32k, work for a large insurance firm, pension, healthcare, Life insurance,33days hols. I love my job and know I am very very lucky :-)
    Had some terrible jobs in the past with terrible pay but have to say my first ever job at 17yrs at Safeways paying £5.10p/h brings back the happiest memories....we had such a laugh there! :-)

    Ditto, My first Job was at Safeway then Tesco and my supermarket jobs were the most fun I have had working in 14 years!
  • LabLover
    LabLover Posts: 881 Forumite
    oooo I like this idea ,

    Administrator in the Motor Trade,im 22 years old , study in the evenings at college to do COSCA couselling as I have studied Psychology and sociology but at the minute im stuck in admin.Job really isnt that bad
    Wage:17k plus the odd bonus and Xmas treat ,Perks: free MOT, parts and tyres at cost price . Always have someone to look at your car when its making odd noises and has odd lights flashing. You also get to know people in the "trade" who offer good discounts , got a nasty bump taken out side panel of car for £100 :money:
    Thanks to MSE for making it possible for me save to buy my new flat , yay !!
    Gorgeous baby boy born 7/7/11 :D
  • unemployed, made redundant from my old job, been activley job seeking with no luck at all.
    Has a job wooohooo" :j
  • zuchero
    zuchero Posts: 11 Forumite
    newsagents....min wage £5.80 but happy to have a job, and i enjoy reading papers and magazines for free, so although its min wage it has its perks and that saves me money..no travell costs either as i live 10 min walk away :j
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