list your job and wage

hyland1ellen

I want to know the difference :
Purchase Ledger Administrator :
Purchase Ledger Supervisor :

Anyone know if there is a DIFFERENCE in the "title" and salary difference ?

Thank you

Myamoth

37, £14,400 p/a doing international shipping/secretarial/designing brochures,manuals etc/maintaining website for small manufacturing firm the midlands. 30hrs per week.

Am very depressed after reading the rest of this thread! lol lol

smileyt_2

I'm 40. Educated to Masters level. Due to ill-health I can't work full-time. Currently working as a notetaker for disabled students but not nearly enough work. I make ends meet by taking in young people on a supported lodgings scheme run by a charity. Housing Benefit this year have decided to axe my benefit by taking into account the money I get for the supported lodgings (even though I must save the Council hundreds if not thousands of pounds every year by taking kids who would otherwise end up in care). I get about £9K/annum and this has to cover everything for two adults (my supported lodgee is a 6ft 17yr old lad who could eat for England :rotfl:) including rent and council tax.

The perks are that I get lots of free time and my job is really interesting. I would do the supported lodgings thing anyway even if I was a millionaire because I enjoy giving young people a chance, it's just lucky for me that it makes ends meet (just about).

However, I worry constantly about not having a pension or any insurance. I'm happy in so far as I have a roof over my head, clean water and food (more than half the world has, for sure, and for that I am grateful - we all should be!). But I am disappointed in myself because I feel that I haven't fulfilled my potential, career-wise. I have brains but not the stamina to use them!

Sorry if this sounds a bit miserable. I get a bit fed-up of constantly having to watch every penny and wondering how I am going to change things. Those of you who have a good salary - enjoy it and save as much as you can as you never know what will happen in the future!

LittleBit_2

Well I'm currently a SAHM as am still on maternity leave, but I'm due to go back to work in October. I wasn't sure whether or nor to go back, but looking at this I have pretty good pay and perks.

Am 28, and a business analyst for a large telecommunications company.
Earn £28.5k(ish) works out at about £18,700 for 26hrs pro rata.

Perks are able to work from home, laptop, health insurance, pension, good bonus scheme

solodanceparty

buglawton wrote: »

Perhaps solodanceparty can come back & let us know what s/he really meant then.

Really meant about what? I completely forgot about this thread. PM me.

RachelJones

david69 wrote: »

I'm 40 no job no hope

...cheer up david!! Don't give up!
Rach

biggoldring

just seeing how my/this thread is going... over 85,000 views at this topic and 704 replies thank you.... hope its helped some people
:beer:

xcurlyluciex

Ah my first post )

Local Government Officer 21.5k per year - benefits, hmmm well, pension, flexi time & flexible working options (i.e. mobile/homeworking), good annual leave entitlement, discounts with local shops/restaurants, discounted bus travel.

I do like my job.

slscarborough

Accounts Clerk - £10.87 an hour
5 weeks holiday
staff discount
company pension
discount gym membership
bi-annual company bonus

Currently on maternity leave but as I earn more than my husband will be returning to work and he will be a SAHD

plymouthscubagirl

I work for a utility company in the I.T department and I earn £41k plus I get final year salary pension, great discounts, flexi work/life work patterns etc. All in all a great job and a great salary for living in the South West I guess.
Still don't seem to be making a dent in my debt though - grrrrr!! :mad: x