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

£21.50 per hour as an NHS therapist.

In the private sector my profession charges £60-100 per hour.

44, £9.35

After tax, £10/h. I have a degree, a PGCE and over twenty years teaching experience but currently work as a SEN TA. A parent at my daughter’s school seriously accused me of only doing my job for the money! I pointed out that I could earn more in Aldi!

I have two jobs. One is £32. The other £65.

First is 3 days a week. Second about 1 day a week but it bunches up as its contract work.

Self employed accountant, £25 per hour after business expenses.

Late 40s, employed, £25 per hour

Mid 20's, paid £35 an hour if you go on my contracted hours and decide my salary (excluding bonuses etc) but with the overtime I do it probably works out about £6!

Late forties, no degree. £50 - £55 p/h. But freelance so not working/ being paid every hour of every day.

Late 40s, degree, piano teacher. Between £40 and £50 per hour depending on level of student.

I'm 53 and earn £12 in a job I absolutely love. No qualifications post o levels other than those gained at work.

55..£40 per hour......I hate my job! . I have been here for 18 years. LNot worth the stress!.. on the sick at the moment with full pay due to having shoulder surgery and sciatica at the same time going to rethink once I get well... Husband says I can go for a less stressful job with less pay once I am back to full health. I have my eye on a vacancy at our local swimming baths booking people in etc! Money is not everything. I would love to come home on a night and just chill out without being on call all of the time

Me: £13.00 no degree. No qualifications nowt.

My DH: £40.00 no degree. No qualifications. Just about finished his schooling years. Is a senior in a professional job.

@LibertyFLiberty

Me: £13.00 no degree. No qualifications nowt.

My DH: £40.00 no degree. No qualifications. Just about finished his schooling years. Is a senior in a professional job.

DH is 32. Im a year younger

I have 2 jobs performing more or less the same role but one in the NHS and the other in the private sector

NHS pay is £22.76 ph
Private is £50

@vodkaredbullgirl I'm not hiding, I just find it interesting MNHQ can vouch for me being here a long time

About £13. No degree, 40.

£10.50 an hour work for a championship football team as a stand manager of the concession kiosks on match days only

Early 40's, qualified, experience on and off for 20+ years - £9ph.

It's definitely not a job you do for money, TBH if my DH wasn't a high earner (he earns more in an hour than I get in a shortish day), then I wouldn't be able to afford to do it!

28, £18ph, give or take a penny

Mid thirties, 2 degrees, and £50 per hour

Management Consultant c£125 per hour but I am not full time. I am charged out at £500-600 per hour.
I have an MBA and Doctorate in my specialism.

My hourly rate is £60 an hour however this translates to quite a lot less when you realise lots of work isn't chargeable (accounts, admin, enquiries, CPD etc)

@wonkylegs

My hourly rate is £60 an hour however this translates to quite a lot less when you realise lots of work isn't chargeable (accounts, admin, enquiries, CPD etc)

Yes indeed. What someone is charged out is often 3 or 4 times what they earn after all the overheads, expenses and non chargeable time is taken into account. That’s what people don’t appreciate.

Just checked, £15.65

[quote YelloYelloYello]When I was teaching I remember once me and my friend were worked out that although we were officially paid £32.50/hr, when we worked out the real number of hours we did it was something like £1.25/hr.[/quote]
So you worked 26 hours each week for every hour you were paid.

Really.