To ask how much you earn

[ezeria]

How much do you earn per anum before tax? What is your current position/job/career? Do you enjoy it?

@cstaff £46K? Are you in the south? They're not paid £20k in my neck of the woods!

@lordofmyflies

Private healthcare practitioner - £30K a year for 3 days a week

Can I be nosy and ask what this is?

Per month, I think it's something like £19,500 pa, but I am doing a Career related degree so that will increase.

15k part time social worker. Lots of flexibility and I am based at home. Really tough assessments but on the whole it's going ok.

@IAmNotLikeThem

Holy crap! What area is that?

I'm a caseworker for an MP. I work part time and earn 19,000.
I love it although it is sometimes stressful. I'd find it emotionally draining full time I reckon.

@Eminybob Skipton Building Society?

I'm earning c. £20k working in admin in a pensions company and I love it. I never take work home. I can do 9-5 if I want or do overtime at time and a half. Great pension. No stress and I'm a 15 min drive from home.

Someone asked didn't everyone want a better paid job? No no no!! With higher pay comes responsibility and stress. No thanks.

LifeisaBeach It’s a blend of financial services, law and accountancy and (I now realise) a bit of marketing to get the fee. If I say more I’ll be outing myself. It’s just bloody boring. I’d get the same or a better buzz doing so many other things, but not the money. Trapped. I go to bed early to escape it sometimes.

whiteroseredrose

No, Nationwide.

133,000 p/a including bonus.
I am a lucky Fokker right place right time.
I work in a specialist area, kind of fell into the job and worked my way up.

@IAmNotLikeThem

Thanks for indulging my curiosity.:)

@ezeria, the disparity in incomes is pretty damn amazing. I definitely need a new line of work!!!!

HCP, part time, £18,000 plus overtime

PR, £105k plus benefits. It’s hard work, frustrating at times but fun for the most part and I get to work on some really interesting clients and projects.

Office manager for a financial institution
£32500
I enjoy it, it's mundane but I love my colleagues

Hi wewillremember I work in Dublin, Ireland so not sterling but not too far off.

100K
Contractor PM
Yes

£34k, psychotherapist. Love my job. Very flexible and rewarding. Will rise to £37k next June after my first year qualified and then £40k the year after that. Then a slow rise over the subsequent few years to around £45k.

Find these threads fascinating. I was on £10k before training.

£32K social worker with older adults. Love my job but it's never going to be well paid, but I do have a good work life balance.

Major lols at this. What planet are you on!?

36k full time equivalent in a lovely job as environmental specialist. Would earn more in private sector. Role fits around kids.

Nursing sister in a specialist field , part time so around 1700 per month ( after tax). I work quite a few nights and weekends so many assumed wrongly I am a SAHM. Nope a juggling working mum!
Do I like my job??? The actual job can be amazing and can be the worst job in the world. I can’t stand my manager so moving to a new job soon ( same pay).

I’m also a qualified social worker and so can command a decent salary due to having a core profession plus additional postgrad training in psychotherapy and some lower qualifications in counselling (I’m not a trained counsellor so that’s just an extra). I worked eighty hours per week for months at a time to make ends meet during my SW training so definitely feel I’ve earned my £34k 😂

These threads pop up from time to time and I am not sure why. I got salary envy terribly when I was younger and worked stupid hours, sometimes three jobs to earn more.

I think it’s because people are nosy about money and it’s rarely discussed offline!

19k full time admin. Reasonable salary for this part of the world, boss is very laid back and flexible but it's a bit boring at times.

Between 50-60k. Management level in TV broadcasting. Totally love my job. It is fun and non-stressful. Am v lucky.

Newly qualified Chartered Surveyor. £32,000. I mainly enjoy it but still have a lot to learn!

£40k manage a team of insurance claims handlers in complex/fraud work.

HR in the North.

41K, 5.5K car allowance, bonus plus a good work life balance, holidays etc and work from home as I need too.

Enjoy my career and plenty of room for progression.