To ask what you do and what you earn?

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Apart from the fact I'm curious, making a career change. My heart is in midwifery but the pay is bad. I'm money motivated so know I could do something I'm less passionate about if it meant more money.

Currently doing an access course.

Currently, tutor. $18 CAD/hr, 20 hours a week until I graduate from engineering.

Then, as I already have a position lined up after graduation, $67k CAD annually plus pension.

You should look into maternity nursing/nannying. Super easy segway from midwifery & you can pull in a great salary with your experience

Analyst £45k Scotland with a background in Customer Experience, Finance and Marketing

Hairdresser - 30yrs experience - 4 days a week (36 hrs) - £15,000 a yr
Don't know many other professions that after that many yrs you earn that money - yay me 😁

£8.87/hour, part time (days) in a supermarket.
Previous full time job, around 50-55 hours including overtime, worked there nearly 20 years on minimum wage, with a 30p/hour increase when min wage caught up with what I'd been on.

There's nothing like a mean employer to convince you you're not worth more.

Senior researcher at a pharmaceutical company, £128k pa plus bonus (£30k last year)

Teacher, secondary English. 64k . After 24 years.

@Anniecott that's fucking outrageous!!!! Why does it cost so much to visit the hairdressers!?!

Early years worker with in a health visiting team. In other Trusts we are known as 'community nursery nurses'

£22,482 - 37 hrs p/w.

£68.5K. I'm a journalist.

Lawyer in public sector £52

K

Fiscal Officer in a court, just over £20k. It's an entry level civil service position but I've only been there 6 months and hopefully I can work my way up soon enough. Good benefits too on top of pay

Software developer, 47.5k, NW England. Would be on much more in London or Dublin.