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mart8480

Age : 30
Job : Plumber, im employed by a company, we work on new houses, my pay is variable as i get payed for what we do. in the past ive earnt £37000 but last year was only £28000. Looks like the houses are starting to sell again though so hopfully be better this year

yummymummy1987_2

Dp is a stock control manager for supermarket on "unestablished manager" wage ie he hasnt been in the position for a yr and he gets £26,515 plus very good pension scheme, 10% discount, cheaper holidays etc etc. Dont have much money left over after bills but at least i am able to stay home with the babies and know the bills are covered

markmh

age 23

graduated from uni last year now working as a marketing manager as part of a graduate scheme called a KTP in oldbury, Birmingham for an engineering/manufacturing company.

paid £20k

training budget - £4.5k
travel budget £4K
equipment budget £3k

25days hol

contracted to 37 hrs work alot more

not paid enough !!!!

missworks2jobs

Currently I have no benefits at job no1 its a small family run business so no pension/healthcare or car whatever. £18k pa

Job no 2 is retail so I get 25% discount (just over min wage by about 3p) works out at £4k pa BUT as its a 2nd job i'm taxed horrifically on it and only get about half of that. No other benefits

Past jobs (proud to say - no gaps)
16: £2.20 per hr - sales assistant, Shoe shop
18: £3.65 per hr - sales assistant, Clothes shop
21: £11,400 pa - sales admin, car dealership (company pension)
23: £14,000 pa - office admin, building co (company pension & healthcare)
25: £16,000 pa - senior admin, building co (company pension & healthcare)
26: £18,500 pa - liaison officer, building co (company pension, healthcare, fuel & mileage allowance)
28: made redundant moved to current job(s)

SuzieSue

missworks2jobs wrote: »

Job no 2 is retail so I get 25% discount (just over min wage by about 3p) works out at £4k pa BUT as its a 2nd job i'm taxed horrifically on it and only get about half of that. No other benefits

You should get much more than 50% for your second job. I also have two jobs and get 73% of my gross wage in my 2nd job.

What tax code is your 2nd employer using? You should be on BR and you shouldn't be paying any more tax overall in your two jobs than if you earned the same amount in one job.

In many cases, you actually benefit by having 2 jobs instead of earning the same amount in only one job as you should pay less national insurance in your second job.

little-lou-pink

david69 wrote: »

I'm 40 no job no hope

THERE IS ALWAYS HOPE
keep your chin up something always turns up if you want it enough.:)

fedupnow

jimbms wrote: »

53 living in the Isle of Man
Part time self employed engineer £28k
Part time self employed employee motivator £35k
Annual tax bill before deductions £9.6k

um ... what is a 'self employed employee motivator'? or is it a joke?:o

It sounds like you are paid to turn up and boot people up the jacksy - is it a bit like that? If so, I could do that.

Gobsmacked at some of the salaries on here ... and some so young!

I earn about £20,000 I think + car and bupa.
Job title, not sure. It's a stupid job, unsocial hours and boring to boot.

Sazzyukrafc

I'm 25 and earn £21,000 in the north west as an Online Content Editor for one of the UK's largest home shopping companies. I'm basically in charge of all online content with an emphasis on seo for around 15 websites. I went to university and did a degree in Journalism. I work Monday to Friday, 9-5 and until 4.30 on a Friday, get a lot of benefits, cost price on all products, pension, sick pay, 22 holidays rising every year and other bits and bobs.

My previous jobs and wages from leaving uni have been...
Trainee PR Executive (agency) - £13k (redundancy)
Content Coordinator (travel) - £13.5k (redundancy)
Copywriter (IT) - £18k
Online Content Coordinator (health) - £18.5k (redundancy)
Online Marketing Executive (football club) - £19.5k
Editor (homewares) - £20k (redundancy)

splash86

i'm 24 not working at the mo looking at working from home but not sure what sites are good so if anyone knows of any that would be really helpful

Stageshoot

Currently

22 hours per week 12 on Sat & 12 on Sun (Mon to Fri off)

Managing a small emergency out of hours response team

£18.20 per hour. And 10 weeks holiday a year

Not a bad job and have no intention of looking elsewhere for now, as it's the 10 weeks off I love, and doubt I could find any other company to match that