Your job and salary

Timalay

School Cleaner, about £6,500 pa. Nothing too fancy, but better than signing on.

welshmoneylover

Flook me, after readint these salaries I think I need a new job :mad:

[Deleted User]

Anyone else notice two first time posters, both with a > £100k salary

What irks me, is that i turned down a job earlier this year because it was in dubai, without knowing the salary. My boss promptly quit, took the job and i found out it was £80k. Doh.

lewt

dave4545454 wrote: »

charity worker, 0k

You don't work... lol

Brallaqueen

Basically glorified admin asst, East Mids, 27, £18650.
I'm looking for new job but won't find one as well paid for similar duties (I work for the public sector). I can't afford a pay drop as I recently bought a flat and don't want to lose it!

dave4545454

lewt wrote: »

You don't work... lol

yes i do, unlike a sad troll like you

stuart30

Full time benefits claiming dole scrounger....£936 monthly (plus council tax £95 and £500 mortgage all paid for.)

Previously Area supervisor for security firm salary at 25.5k plus benefits.

The trouble with the dole is you get far too much free time too chill out and relax....:D

z1985m

about £5k 16hr per week shop assistant - min wage, no bonuses, no freebies.

24 and from scotland

i am actually stunned at some of your salaries, cannot believe some jobs pay out so much


fiance, 25 and he's an infantry soldier and he brings home about £18k i think with some bonuses depending on where they send him and gets a bonus on certain landmarks e.g 5 yr point e.c.t

smile86

Newly qualified nurse, will be about £21000 when I finally find a job. (I say finally, its only been a couple of weeks! am just excited and want to get on with it!)

So until then Health Care Assistant, about £12000 ish depending on how many shifts I get.

HappyMJ

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 use credit cards and the cash available to me in current accounts at any one time is under £6,000. I owe quite a large amount in debts (£60k shared ownership mortgage and £50k credit cards, loans and bills) which really must be paid off at some point.

Gleeful wrote: »

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

Well in a way yes but I do make quite a bit. Only need to do 2 offers per day paying £30 each to make that much in a year. So if I worked hard at it for a week the pro-rata amount is £26k.