What do you earn an hour?

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I appreciate that a lot will be salary, but if you worked it out, what do you earn an hour?

I'm 24, no degree and earn £10 an hour

*an

@Soberanne - it's not a graduate job, but all of my colleagues under 50 have at least one degree, and several have post-grad degrees. It's a very nice, fairly low-stress job which fits well around caring responsibilities and makes the world a better place (in a small way) so despite the complete lack of opportunities for career development people tend to stay in the job for a long time even if they are technically overqualified.

Late 40s, self employed, £70-£140 hour, depending on job.

@MyDcAreMarvel

Varies am self employed , my 9 year old earns £40 on hour average, which is more than me.

What does your kid do?!

I think £27?

Teachers work 195 days. I'm on £45k. If I work 8.5h a day, I think that's right...

I'm not a maths teacher, can you tell?

55 no degree. £26 per hour

29, degree, £16 an hour. Overtime at £32 an hour.

About £65 plus bonus

Am 52. No degree but post grad qualifications. The (extremely stressful) job I’ve just left £12.50. The other (very relaxing) job I do for which I need no quals £10.

£29 an hour, more on certain shifts. 35, professional, degree.

Me no degree 51, 92p an hour on a passion project
DH 54 related degree, £68
DCs part time while at Uni jobs £9

£25-£40 depending on client and what I'm teaching (fitness industry).

Approximately £12.79 an hour during the week and £17.90 if I work at the weekend.

I have just been given a temporary promotion and will be earning approximately £15.61 an hour during the week and £21.85 if I work at the weekend.

A degree is needed to do my job.

Op are you coming back, or is this a hit and run.

Healthcare therapeutic support role £12 ish hour a little more unsocial hours (weekends/bank hols)

Salaried, but works out at £22/hr for a contracted 35hr week.

That is excluding annual bonus, free shares, work pension contributions, free family healthcare, staff shop allowance etc.

But working just 35hrs a week would be nice 🤣

£8.90.

Totally shit in a not respected profession but no one goes into for the money.

£16 but I love my job and wouldn’t do anything else.

In 41

55 euro per hour

36, £18.60 an hour. Professional job but no degree.

I have a degree and Masters and two Postgraduate diplomas

31, post grad qualifications, about £37 ph.

33, studying for degree, £13ph in a job related to the degree. Will go up when I graduate

Self employed consultant, £70 an hour

£19/h 48, degree plus postgrad, NHS clinical role