What does your Salary really pay?

faye1978

14000/2054 = An incredible £6.80

Not including any travelling time at just over 5hours a week!

samace83

Gosh, now I don't feel quite so bad about my job
19500/2080 =£9.375 per hr.
Wish I got paid for travel tho
Sam x

inked

Mine works out at £9.64 per hour without my bonus. Including my bonus which was paid in March, it takes it to £12.59 an hour.

LilacPixie

£24.61 for me not including any bonus we may or may not get.

Jock_Tight

~£21/hr for me (based on 52x37)

However I get 6 weeks holidays per year.

mark5

Mine works out £11.05 per hour for a basic 40 hour week.

I also work overtime but this would be to confusing to work out as the hours vary each week as do the rates depending on when you work the O/T.

Mudd14

Really annual hours should be worked out multiplied by 46.4 (52 minus 5.6 weeks statutory holiday). I have shown my rate on both hours.

52 weeks - £13.19
46.4 weeks - £14.78

niknakb

This has made me feel pretty good. Mine works out as £16.48 per hour and if I factor in holidays, £19.04. I still think though that salary is important as well as hourly wage. Even if you work long hours, you are rewarded by the salary at the end.

Two9A

Hrm. After taxes, I make £11.04 per hour. Take my mortgages and petrol costs into account, and that drops below the minimum wage: £4.87

That's what I get for buying two houses, I guess

JG007

Hmm, my hourly rate before taxes is £8.45 so on the lower end of the scale for this post but I would guess the difference is not as much once tax and NI is taken off and you factor in mortgages where mine is £340 per month and I would guess that some of the ppl on £45k pay slightly more