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Charliecherry

Window cleaner 30hrs a week 10k per year......(swapped out of distribution senior manager role of 45k) BEST THING I EVER DID....WITH 2 YOUNG CHILDREN I AM CASH POOR BUT TIME RICH AND THE AMOUNT OF SPARE STRESS FREE TIME I HAVE IS BRILLIANT.......SHOULD HAVE DONE IT YEARS AGO.....

scubaangel

£7k, Small specialist retailer and training centre manager. Works out at a little over min wage, but I love my job and most of the time it doesnt feel like work at all.

Could earn more, should earn more, pay review due in a few weeks as I'll have been here 12 months.

Nikabella

23 years old. Project Leader (Civil Engineering) nearly £23k per annum.

Only work 3 days per week (24 hours) though so salary is pro-rated.

Flexible Benefits: (eg paid for by salary sacrifice)
Childcare Vouchers
Extra holiday - 45 days per year
Pension (company match your contributions)
Extra maternity pay - hoefully coming in useful soon!
Can't think of the others at the moment....

A.x

FluffyFiFi

I'm 44, work as Part-Time Customer Adviser for a Building Society. Only work 40 Saturdays a year (i.e. one off each month) and 365 hours a year to work during the week at my and my manager's agreement. I worked the extra hours out very carefully to make sure I am under the tax threshold, I currently take home £380 a month, we have bonuses each quarter depending on whether we hit our targets, last quarter I got £170 this quarter only £70. I'm only final salary pension scheme, get paid when I am sick and I also have an extra 5 Saturday's off as holiday. We normally receive £50 vouchers at Christmas but this didn't happen last year due to the current economic climate. We also get a nice uniform which we can choose what styles we want, £10 discount off David Lloyd each month which I take advantage of. There are probably other discounts available but I don't take them up.

Only went part-time once I had children and this suits me as I can work when they are at school but not all day so always home before them, although I do work Saturdays it is only to 12.00 and my husband is at home so the children are taken care of. I am fortunate that DH can support us on his wage so I don't need to work more hours.

FCRangers

25 years old - 22800 web developer now, was on 24 but had to take a 6% paycut. 1st class degree also. Should get more money soon

minerva_windsong

Communications Assistant for an NHS trust. At the moment I don't earn anything as it's technically an internship, but my boss is looking into seeing if I can be paid for what I do as she's said she doesn't like paying me. I'm job hunting in my spare time though but I don't expect to get anything until I move to London, which may not be until early next year.

I'm 21 by the way.

ETA: Benefits are that I enjoy my job and have lovely colleagues!

Girlovesabargain

Project Manager £25k (London) in Market Research industry. Benefits: private healthcare, partly paid gym membership, interest free travel loan - all looks good but I often used to work 50-60 hours per week so if you take hours in account the pay was much lower. Being made redundant 3 months ago and living on £64.20 JSA. I'm finding it difficult to find a job at the moment.

sphwuss

Sales rep for multi-national chemical company, gross pay was in the mid-fifties last year. Work from home but spend over 50% of the time travelling around Europe (not ideal with 2 toddlers but partner is a SAHM) Usual holiday, sick pay entitlements etc. Company car, phone, private health insurance plus (and most importantly) a non contributary final salary (40/60ths) pension scheme - can't see it being free for much longer though! Feel very fortunate in the current economic climate.

CrazyClum

Student
£0 per week
Benefits: Only work 6 hours a day 4 days a week, work is very easy, have lots of fun.


Part Time Job Call Centre
£6.70 per hour
Benefits: Works around my education and bonus for sales

Chuzzle

General Administrator - but do anything from making tea for visitors to Purchase Ledger and Sales Ledger. For a plastic injection moulding company 14k. As someone else has said if ever DH packs his bags and leaves me I'd be up a creak without a paddle!