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Amethyst_Spencer

Trained chef, plenty of job offers but too far away.
Worked in administration at a school, been there for 5 years, currently on 22k per annum + 32 days holiday per year and a pension no over time only time off in lieu. benefits include discounts at various places, none to be of use to me

Miss.Sian-Marie

Age 19 - I work on a Customer Contact Team for the financial sector of an accountancy firm. I earn £13.5k p/a but get £14.5k in August when I complete my probationary and £15k in November.

I also work part time in the local pub getting paid £5.80 an hour.

NGlady

22 - £14800 for 40 hours per week in Customer care in the motor industry.
It isn't the most thrilling job in the world but I was off work for a while so I love having a job its 3k higher than my last job I also love the people I work with, takes about 20 minutes to get to work

Fab26

26, data entry/researcher on £22,500 pa (London)

tirlittan

Amara wrote: »

I feel uncomfortable here. Everyone seems to have good money and career here. I'm 33 , work part-time in a sandwich shop £5.85/h and part-time self-employed cleaner £10/h. Together: about £250/week after tax. I need £100 per week more. Trying to set up a proper cleaning business. Also doing a bookkeeping course , home study.

Don't worry about it Amara, everyone has different lives and different priorities. I've not ever been very career minded person and have just 'fallen into' many off my jobs.

31 (32 later this year) Council worker, was Performance Management Assistant (just a fancy title) before they moved me to a different post cos they said my old one wasn't funded (for the past 3.5 years, was never supposed to stay this long - it's boring) £16830 pa. This year, I will make a change!!

riothamster

Im just starting work at the moment

sainsburies night shift general assistant at £7.57 an hour
if i work days its £6.07
discount after 6 months

Solomon_Broad

I work in a well known high street book/stationery/newspaper shop with a blue and white logo. I earn minimum wage with staff discount on things that nobody can afford to buy.

castortroy28

first paid job was 3.24 per hour after uni...

now self employed, its a considerable more than that amount now.

I have been lucky enough before going self employed to have my salary double twice in the last five years.

For all the people out there who are struggling. It will get better thats for sure. I used to work 60 hours per week, in an extremely stressful job. Work hard and always look to learn and become better in what you do, you will go far.

sometimes its about being in the right place at the right time but all your hard work will pay off one day.

QT2006

24, administrator £21k
Plus self employed- and earning a lot more than that! - I work full time and run my business part time! :-)
When I make 6 figures I will leave my job and just be Self employed, it is alot better!

fozzeh

I work in finance. I earn 20k a year but I have a good staff mortgage and a good bonus system too. I'm 25