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garrarda

Age 40, last tax year just under £80k technical software sales, this tax year s*d all, currently unemployed since march, thank god for redundancy insurance, which strangely enough I am even better off on (no outgoings etc for getting to work), however only a few months left of this before up s**t creek without a paddle.

loulybooly

Part time, work at staples the stationary store, on £5.80 an hour! It terrible! but its a job at the end of the day. Looking for a new one in the new year!

funscott

27 yr old
IT Support
Private school
25k per year
free mobile , 36 days holiday.
free lunch

yorkshire_laura

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Much better deal then most chartered accountant students who work for smaller companies and we still have to go through all those exams...

What is 'real' benefit?? At 23 earning £40k and being chartered for life I think is benefit for life... From here it will only get better!!

i agree, i'm 21 and have just sat my last acca exams. i earn £16k plus my studying, hoping for a payrise if i've passed them but it would be no where near 40k!

Skeksis

Chef 36.5 hrs/week, £25k, pension, life assurance, full sick pay, 30 days holiday + statutory hols. and whatever food I want to eat!

honeypot33

care assistant £6.22 per hour and debt that is out of control

mikehill17

27, on 36k + approx 15% PA bonus as an IT consultant. The more I earn the more I spend...

5monkey

quality controller - £22000

jodilye

Nearly 22, work in M&S (but for SSP). £7.80 p/h. 28 days holiday. No staff discount like main M&S, parking costs up to £7 a day, drive at least 40 miles round trip. Wish I could get out.

niklepic

nearly 30 and a legal secretary/PA on £15600 (north west). Could earn oodles more if i wanted to but would add 2 hours to my day travel which is time i can spend with my kiddies.