What is your salary and what is your job role?

[YourBusyTurtle]

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

66k, project management

£53k - Office and Compliance Manager in automotive.

Wow.
How have you gone from a SAHM for 17 years, then done 2 years in pastoral before jumping straight up to assistant head?!?
That's unheard of, surely!

82k lawyer in the north. Im over 40 single no kids. Big dog 🤣 im almost maxxed out at the min due to home improvements but i have a side gig that gets me about 2k net a quarter to repay debt asap

Councils and charities are so badly paid .

Hospital Consultant. Full time. Now earn 120k with recent pay rise. Qualified 24 years ago.

£36,000 + £4,000 car allowance for Assistant Quantity Surveyor. 8 years experience overall.

TAs normally only work 39 weeks pa, not full year

Financial services is such a broad term. What do you do/ qualifications?

60k - private client tax manager in an accountancy firm (not Big 4 though).

I am a manager in title only as I don't actually manage anyone! Due to how complex our work is I'm actually a junior member of the team, although I've been doing it for about 5 years.

Love my job. It's interesting, I'm always learning, my team is great and our overall firm culture is fab. Have no interest in moving although could probably make more money if I did.

36k Complaint Manager

£32398 after the latest increase. DD started on just over £14 ph 2 years ago in central London. Could have learnt more in a coffee shop.

Insurance industry

£100k basic plus up to £40k bonus.

I was on £36k 5 years ago, £26k 2 years before that.

That's great! I'm happy for you, as a current SAHM and previous teacher! I was worried I might have to start from square 1 again!

Wow.
Never knew Headteachers earnt that much.
Wow.

I hate these sort of threads,,,,there's always someone who is working so hard for a lower wage, these threads are all about boasting.....🙁

Headteacher - 17 years in role.

£117k

Team leader for a housing association, £42k.

5 years ago I was working part time in retail earning about £16k.

I pinch myself sometimes because I can’t believe how much my income has increased in a relatively short space of time and imposter syndrome is real! Between DH and I, we earn over £130k which is a good salary for our area of the UK. Still manage to always feel skint though but do appreciate how lucky we are.

I pay £4681.78 in tax and national insurance every month, that’s where it all goes!

PMO Manager 68K

I was a nursery worker then nursery admin for several large nurseries during covid, minimum wage for long hours and expected to do overtime for free. Took shit from all sides. Life isn’t worth all that for pittance money. Never had a high paying job, life circumstances got in the way, I’m honestly envious at all of you with these wages

Sorry didn’t mean to offend! Just genuine intrigue as prior to my daughter being born I was very ‘career driven’ but have gone off the boil since then and it’s only recently I’ve naively started to realise I might need to look around post maternity for another role.

Currently £50k as a research manager/nurse in academic setting but moving to a new role next year at a private research institute and salary will be £77k basic + 15% annual bonus

Civil servant, 24yrs service, 66k

Operations Director, Scientific Consultancy, home based, very flexible, £54K