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glittermonster

I'm a nanny with 2 different families I work 55 hours a week.
Net yearly wage is around £26k
I get fed at work so no packed lunches or breakfast/lunch costs
I get 4 weeks annual leave - 2 weeks my employers choose for me and they'll be at different times for each family.
No benefits.
Don't get paid sick

50quidonRED

kilasuit wrote: »

i'm 19 and currently on 4.80 an hour though have been on 5.95, 5.94 and 4.00 an hour previously

its not the best work but at this time its still work

thats got to be illegal and unger the minimum wage

noms25

Hi I'm 30 Years old and I'm a Staff Nurse and my current wage is £25,472pa.

Get 7 weeks annual leave and some NHS discounts with some companies!

I love my job and is worth all the hardships!!!

chemherb

Hi,guys, all your salary is high.
Most of my friends is £1000/year.
Now, i work for myself.

John_Pierpoint

50quidonRED wrote: »

that's got to be illegal and under the minimum wage

4.92 for those under 21 & over 18 (unless the employee is an apprentice):

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/employment/employees/pay/dg_10027201

Still a much better deal than JSA.

an9i77

HR Advisor, 32k. Not many perks - pension, oh and £15 towards the xmas meal out

QBeRt_2

Age - 34

Job - Registered Care Home Manager (Learning Disabilities)
(Charity)

Salary - £24.5k (1k increase upon completion of NVQ 4)
+ o/t 4-5k

Benefits - 35 days A/L

Job satisfaction - Words cannot explain !!

Angely

hmmmm, i work in a B2Ccompany, earn 20k....which doesnt meet my needs

nancmat

Age 28
Location South West
Job PA/Office Manager
Salary £23.5k
37.5 hrs a week
Ocassional bonus every quarter last was £600 but nothing before that for for 2 years
Benefits - pension scheme 25 days A/L

chadfield

Age 33
Location London
Job Tax adviser (qualified chartered accountant)
Salary £120k, plus discretionary bonus (typically between £10k-18k)
c.50hrs a week on average, can fluctuate
Benefits - 28 days leave, number of other things you can take but need to pay for it out of salary (e.g. healthcare, pension, childcare vouchers etc)

I really enjoy the job as well (most of the time!)-can have the opportunity to be quite creative trying to solve problems. Hours can get long when working on particular transactions but always interesting.

My lowest paid job was working for a cinema in Nottingham in '98 for £2.20/hr. Thank god for the minimum wage... Also done my fair share of work at petrol stations, shops, mail depots to get through school/uni-though they all paid brilliantly compared to that cinema.