Is that even minimum wage?
Is that even minimum wage?Bloody hell!
deffo in the wrong job haha I take home £980, for 35 hours per week haha
That’s after tax and pension and whatever..Is that even minimum wage?
Are you katnipp?!I intended on making a channel on behind the scenes with Etsy, etc. but I got more positive feedback from showing people how to make the kind of stuff I sold!! so.. I’ve morphed into more of a diy tutorial channel over the last year and that’s seen me grow to almost 100K. Not really “mainstream” as I keep my personal self out of it except for the occasional house tour/haul! Never set out for it to be what it is but, I feel incredibly grateful as I’m no where near as skilled or qualified as everyone on this thread.
Hope you don’t feel I’m putting words in your mouth but that sounds far too low to put it mildly. A disgrace in slightly stronger terms.... how much do you work ?do you feel under valued or is it one of those situations where the pay isn’t the highest but you love what you do and who you work for / with ? It’s a very admirable career in my view, most would never do it out of choiceCare worker about £12k
Could be part time? Would make sense as that’s below min wage. Or they could mean take home after tax!Hope you don’t feel I’m putting words in your mouth but that sounds far too low to put it mildly. A disgrace in slightly stronger terms.... how much do you work ?do you feel under valued or is it one of those situations where the pay isn’t the highest but you love what you do and who you work for / with ? It’s a very admirable career in my view, most would never do it out of choice
Off topic but if you don’t mind me asking, how do you find working 3 days? I’m a primary teacher currently on mat leave and looking to go back 3 days, but i’m a bit of a control freak and not sure I like the idea of job sharing?!Primary school teacher on 35k. I work 3 days since having my little boy and bring home £1,600 a month. Lucky that husband is on a good wage but after mortgage and living we never have much left
Ah of course not, I absolutely love working 3 days in terms of work life balance and home life, but I did initially find it hard to adjust with the job sharing bit. I just had to pick my battles/worries/stresses and learn to let the smaller stuff go. I just had to keep telling myself I could be full time (and have full control lol) but then I’d barely see my little boy (I leave the house at 7am and get home for 6.30pm and he goes to bed at 7) and that usually stops me worrying!Off topic but if you don’t mind me asking, how do you find working 3 days? I’m a primary teacher currently on mat leave and looking to go back 3 days, but i’m a bit of a control freak and not sure I like the idea of job sharing?!
Zero hours hence why some weeks i could not work other could be everydayHope you don’t feel I’m putting words in your mouth but that sounds far too low to put it mildly. A disgrace in slightly stronger terms.... how much do you work ?do you feel under valued or is it one of those situations where the pay isn’t the highest but you love what you do and who you work for / with ? It’s a very admirable career in my view, most would never do it out of choice
Yay, another lab tech. What kind of lab do you work in? XxLove this topic! I’m 22 working in West Yorkshire at my first graduate job on approx 19 grand before tax etc as a lab analyst
I work on the analytical chemistry side of things, nice to know there’s a couple of us knocking round here haha xxYay, another lab tech. What kind of lab do you work in? Xx
Very true, and a good way of looking at it! Thanks! Now I’ve just got to approach the subject with my headteacher in the new year!Ah of course not, I absolutely love working 3 days in terms of work life balance and home life, but I did initially find it hard to adjust with the job sharing bit. I just had to pick my battles/worries/stresses and learn to let the smaller stuff go. I just had to keep telling myself I could be full time (and have full control lol) but then I’d barely see my little boy (I leave the house at 7am and get home for 6.30pm and he goes to bed at 7) and that usually stops me worrying!
Good luckVery true, and a good way of looking at it! Thanks! Now I’ve just got to approach the subject with my headteacher in the new year!
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