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

Foster carer- less than £2.
No sick pay or holiday pay either.

£20 apx

I'm 46
£34 per hour in my job or £60 per hour on my self employed contracts

32 years old, highest qualification is 3 GCSEs at Grade C - £13 per hour working as a Personal Assistant

The highest I know of is £800 - £900 per bf.

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I’m salaried - £20 an hour for my contracted hours. About £15 an hour for what I’ve been working lately (no overtime pay). 26, irrelevant degree and masters.

I'm a freelancer working for different people and working on my own projects: anywhere from £15-£50ph depending on the project although the £50ph is including prep-work so it probably works out at £15ph overall. Generally I've found that the going work for the rate I do is about £17ph at the moment. Obviously this is pre-tax so realistically that's about £13.60 not including business expenses.

I'm 22, and I don't have a degree but I'm currently studying two (!) undergrads at the same time.

I'm 36 working in an office admin type role - £13.82ph

Shite all.

I'm 43 and run my own business and had never worked it out by the hour before. Some years I have earned nothing. Made a loss. This past year I earned about £83 an hour! So that makes up for the years of scraping by!

Well I'm charged out at £250, my smart beaks down to around £120

Top band 5 nurse 22 years ICU , £16.11

£1.92

29 £8.20 an hour but that was before I lost my job recently now it's £2 an hour if I'm lucky

£9 per hour

37, degree and post grad, £27ph. I could earn more but the job is part time, term time only and flexible so we save loads on childcare.

Some of these are shocking and truly heartbreaking, especially the doctors, nurses, carers, childcare staff. What is wrong when we think this is acceptable in our country.