To ask your occupation and how much you earn....

[Cannierelax]

Just being nosey!

Think again before persuing a career in social work the salary isnt great and what they dont tell you is that the hours are 50 ish per week as theres no time to do the er 'recording' and report writing (you do that at home or on the weekends or when everyone else is asleep). Contract says 9-5 but the bottom line is when you are out on a case its all yours ! If you really want the pleasure of this job pursue posts as an unqualified that way you have the experience prior to comitting to this type of career.

Actually, if I stop being a twat for a second, I actually started a new job (well, a secondment) today and can reveal my shiny new title - Head of Procurement

Midwife 22.5 hrs, on calls, nights & weekends £24,000. Half of the staff are off with stress related illness though!

Bank staff Dinner Lady, £6.33/hour. I work maybe 3 days in 5.
Even if I get a professional job (I used to have one), after tax, childcare & travel costs, I expect to earn £1-£2/hour.
Am trying to avoid actually retraining. I know people with very professional backgrounds only now in min. wage jobs and actively retraining to try to get a leetle bit more pay & status.

Ispywith- that's awful, is it beacuse your understaffed ?

Newly Qualified Teacher - £21k

Ispywith, are your on call hours over the 22.5 hours? Sorry if ridiculous question!

Welfare Rights Officer: £21,000

BeechAvenue: It was a mouse organ not a mouse mill. The Marvellous Mechanical Mouse Organ

Practice Nurse - nothing! Working for free at the mo but hoping to get a job soon.

You're doing doctoring wrong if you're doing it for that salary

Unless you're not in the uk?

Gp's earn 70k plus. My friends a GP, second career so though she's over 40 she's only been a GP for 2 years - she's on 96k.

Admin assistant on a 6 month contract (government first start scheme) earn min wage so £6.19 an hour or £700 a month.

Health Management Consultant - £350 per day (gross) but I can wait for months between contracts. In 11/12 only worked for 5 months (3 days p/w).

Doctor (qualified 14 years ago). 60000 gross per annum which includes approx 40% extra for out of hours work. My basic salary is 41k.

I actually got a contract today with the numbers, very rare in my experience!

How are you on £31K as a doctor?!?

Agree GP's salary is £70k.

I earn more than £31K for a 22 hour week and I don't save lives. Well not for a living

Sister in PICU - f/t (nights & weekends 13 shifts a month) about £50k (Including London weighting)

However, that's at the top of my pay scale. To earn more I would have to do an MSc to become a nurse practionaire or move into management...

Primary School teacher - £23k. definitely not enough

^ Pretty sure qualified teachers don't start on £25k in Scotland?! Do they?!
I was certain everyone started on £21k, apart from those in London who have a weighted premium.

Blue moon- goggle it. They do

I am a 4th year teacher, not in the UK but I earn the equivalent of £40k. Before taxes obviously!

I'm a lawyer and earn a very good salary (don't like saying how much, even though it's anonymous I'm still not comfortable with it, silly perhaps).

However I am leaving my job very soon and taking a very large paycut (25% of current salary) so soon I will be earning a lot less (but hopefully will have more free time and less late nights in the office!)

On call is extra (non negotiable) I do probably 4 a month. Get about £11-£15 extra to be on call & then time & half if called out. It's the knock-on effect & dodgy shifts, pressures of the work (not always nice) & constant guilt of not having the time for women that lead to burn out.... Apart from that love it

laurie most doctors don't earn as much as the papers say unless they are GP partners or doing loads of private work.

It's still a lot of money.

Customer service assistant £6.22ph

£25,716. > lowest pay scale for new teachers in Scotland.

talking a bit out of my arse it would seem