What is your salary and what is your job role?

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Been at my company 5 years and am earning under £35K. Albeit did start on £19k.

She’s home based.
It’s more likely as a technical advisory role- the people to whom I’m forever grateful when I have a complicated case and need specialist advice on a medicine.

Local authority - housing - 20k for 3 days.For what I do & where I live, it's not a bad wage.
A lot of jobs I see advertised locally with more responsibility and less flexibility are paid significantly less (believe it or not)

28k plus about 20k bonus, but that's uncapped and is quite variable. I only work two days though. Scientific instrumentation sales, I've been doing it for 15 years and the company I work for pays quite badly as it's small, but no big company would allow me to work part time. I don't have kids and have a very small mortgage, so I fart about doing art and hiking in the hills etc with my dogs as life is too short to be stuck behind a computer. I was in senior management but it made me want to gouge my eyes out. This way I have the best of both worlds and I feel like I've managed to part-time retire in my forties when still in good health.

EA to CEO (Senior Manager) 68k + 10k annual bonus

Fraud investigator £45k

Public policy, 28 years experience, around £225k, and due to this thread I have just realised I suffered a massive paycut in the last year as I am paid in Euros. 🙄

ah ok yeah that makes more sense.

Same here except my bonus is less.

Been in the industry for almost 20 years.

48k for two days per week is brilliant! I wouldn't say that's badly paid.

£56k plus bonus and on-call allowance - PR director.

Such an insightful thread!

Operations Manager 48k

Previous SAHM

Not worked for many years

Wow that's a LOT higher than I thought it would be.

Is that in London? What was the training like?

Our company pays badly for the industry we're in, so relative to others it's bad.

But yeah I'm not complaining, it's great for a part-time role.

Not enough to eat properly or put the heating on.

Carer for my youngest (disabled) child.

44k but earn 60k most years by picking up extra shifts. Midwife.

I am astounded by these salaries.

I’m on 27k for 4 days a week. Marketing Exec and I’ve been there 7 years. I’ve got a degree. Where have I gone wrong??!

Senior scientist, £35k. 20 years in science, 9 at senior level now.
I wish I knew how to earn more, but I can’t see a way.

I'm a charity CEO, £77,500. Astonishing difference.

I would like to move to a larger company in the private sector but once you're associated with charity, they assume you don't know how to make money.

PA on £42k in a pretty stress free job that I absolutely love (contributing to changing lives and not lining the pockets of a corporation). Have 7 weeks leave, good pension and work from home half of the week. With experience I could earn more but life is too short and have a perfect work/life balance. Never been motivated by money or things and I'm enjoying the ride!

£80k plus company car. 3 days a week 9-5 20 minutes drive from my house. Private healthcare role

You went to university, you have 30 years experience and you're still in your forties.

Respect.

Equivalent of £42k. Primary teacher, first year from qualifying. In Australia.

Head of Supply Chain. £191k basic plus £40k bonus, plus £40k in stocks.
10% paid into pension by employer.

£58k plus 40% bonus, BMW 330e, 20% pension, healthcare and 38 days holiday. Construction product manufacturing.