list your job and wage

samtyler

I am a teacher. I work approx 65hrs per week. Most "holidays" also taken up with work. I earn 24K.

Immaturity

17
McDonald's Crew Member
£4.25 per hour.
Benefits - Free McDonald's.
Mind you currently setting up a Online business and a few other plans being drawn up, so I hope I can go into business especially surrounding the Online world.

Immaturity

mel19632 wrote: »

I'm a 24, a chartered tax advisor, and nearly a chartered accountant. Work in central London and on £42k.
Get contributions to pension, private health care. I'm pretty happy with this arrangement! Ps didn;t go to uni - so just want to say its possible to get a good job without a degree.

What company do you work for may I ask?
A top 4?

[Deleted User]

I'm a Payroll Officer. 20k per annum for full time based on 35 hour week (Flexitime between 8am and 6pm) I currently am working half time (18.5 hours) I get 25 days Holiday plus 8 bank holidays plus 3.5 days extra shut between Christmas Eve pm and New Year :j . Sick pay is 3 Months Full Pay 3 Months Half Pay. Maternity is 6 weeks full pay, 20 weeks Half pay plus SMP then 13 weeks SMP.

I am in the Company stakeholder pension it used to be 6% of salary Employer only Contributions but since April 2009 If I put 3% in they match it (so 12% of salary now goes in).

Also we have a Family Friendly policy so if my child is ill I can have up to 1 week of parental leave (in a rolling 12 Month period).

We don't have glitzy work partys or bonus's but I love the flexabilty of my job and meet some great people who toil relentlessly for causes they believe in often with little or no cash reward.

pullup

working for a supermarket in customer services, £7.05 per hour + 10% discount. Pension, free shares, discounted holidays/days out, medical insuance etc.

lovelyjubb

age 20 £5.80 an hour (until promotion in nov) get 20% of products where i work
hubby on £10.25 an hour. gets a bottle of cheap nasty wine at xmas
both do any over time when it's available so some months better then others.
we've never claimed ANY benefits and have now just bought our 1st house. not bad for a 20 (just turned) year old eh!
quite proud of myself :rotfl:

bigbadandy

Age 38 - £58k pa and still skint - that's living in London with two kids I suppose.

dave4545454

bigbadandy wrote: »

£58k pa and still skint

:eek::eek::eek: that's a huge salary

i hope mse will give you some tips on better money management:)

Witsend_2

I work 39 hours flexible, as a facilitator. I love my job earn £18,500 28 day's annual leave + bank holidays not bad for a first job having been a housewife for 17 years as I still drop off and pick up my son from school. Perks are distance learning and other job related training which are transferable.:j

teachmech

40 Head of Department in a secondary school £44740