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Your job and salary

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  • continualdiamond
    continualdiamond Posts: 2,830 Forumite
    edited 25 September 2010 at 7:58AM
    Grade 2 qualified teaching assistant (special needs school) = £18450
    First aider = A whopping £8.67 a mth
    School bus escort pm (paid term time only) = £360
    School holiday club play worker, hours vary but took home £300 during the 6 weeks hols.

    No bonuses, no over time thats paid anyway.

    Age - 28, Nottinghamshire
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  • socks_uk
    socks_uk Posts: 2,815 Forumite
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    Grade 2 qualified teaching assistant (special needs school) = £18450
    School bus escort pm (paid term time only) = £360
    School holiday club play worker, hours vary but took home £300 during the 6 weeks hols.

    No bonuses, no over time thats paid anyway.

    Age - 28, Nottinghamshire

    But isn't the £18450 pro rata as you work term-time only?
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  • I earn £1537.75 to be exact as got my payslip in front of me every mth.

    I get paid every mth for my TA job.
    Mummy to two girls: October 2013 and February 2016
  • socks_uk
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    edited 25 September 2010 at 8:13AM
    I earn £1537.75 to be exact as got my payslip in front of me every mth.

    I get paid every mth for my TA job.

    Well you deserve the extra £800 a month for the specialist care in a special needs school. The TAs in our school take home about £800 but varies depending on hours. All are on 20hrs fixed contract and then extra hours on top (different for each TA).


    ETA
    Just trying to figure this out... is it £18450 (£1537.75 per month) before tax & NI? If so, then surely it is pro rata. Or is £1537.75 the amount that goes into the bank? If that is actually your take home pay then I'm seriously thinking of looking to move schools. I've worked with many special needs children that have then left our school to go to specialist Special Needs Schools. And our school seems to be the one that the local authority send all the children excluded from other schools. We are also the catchment school for the Women's Refuge. Lots of challenging children.
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  • £18450 is what I earn, not take home at all. I'd be over the moon if so. I work a 35 hr week, with 32.5 hrs of it paid as a TA and that is full time.

    I earn £1537.75 a mth as a TA, £8.67 a mth for my 1st aid and as yet haven't been paid for the bus escort as they made a mistake.

    So those 2 figures = £1546.42 earn't a mth
    Taking home = £1215.57 a mth after tax/NI and unison.
    Mummy to two girls: October 2013 and February 2016
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  • HappyMJ
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    Unemployed benefit claiming scum and full time Matched Bettor and Arbitrageur £26k tax free plus free rent and no council tax to pay.
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  • liney
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    HappyMJ wrote: »
    Unemployed benefit claiming scum and full time Matched Bettor and Arbitrageur £26k tax free plus free rent and no council tax to pay.

    I do hope you declare your bankroll as capital to the JobCentre, as to earn that kind of money it must be substantial.
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  • Gleeful
    Gleeful Posts: 1,979 Forumite
    liney wrote: »
    I do hope you declare your bankroll as capital to the JobCentre, as to earn that kind of money it must be substantial.

    I think he is taking the pee by quoting a previous poster who is now PPR'd?
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