To ask what you do if you earn £18-22 per hour?

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£18-£22 per hour is about £35-40k per year.

If this is your hourly rate can I ask what you do?

I have a feeling there will be a whole spectrum of jobs from shop supervisor to cleaner to call centre to teacher to nurse.

Purely asking out of curiosity to see the range and possibly the education level you'd need to earn this. Maybe say if you have a degree or not.

Senior social worker- child protection at top of my payscale, 15 years + experience. Other surrounding LA's pay more but I work for the only large LA which is outsatanding- so however shite it is, I am under no illusion how much worse it is in neighbouring cities/localities. I have zero desire to move into middle management. For context, one of my ex-students is earning £48 ph as an agency worker in a failing LA.

Just to add, undergraduate degree in applied social sciences and MA in SW. Prior to social work I was a nurse and in old money was band f when I left, specialism was accute cardiac care and was bleep holder for cardiac arrests. It was a long time ago- qualified at 21 through P2K and left aged 26.

Cop 27 an hour which includes South Eastern allowance
Ahout to start Marking uni work as an hourly based marker 22 an hour at weekend, evenings etc once this is authorised by my force.
Have a degree and two postgraduates. Not needed for police but degree is useful for the marking.

Senior care worker.

Friend earns around this much as an architect, I was surprised as assumed it was much higher paid. Apparently it can be but only if you want to go the 'associate/partner' route, with all the management side that goes along with it. Otherwise (outside of London) around 40k is the limit.
That's with the full qualification which is degree + post grad + professional exams after a few years on the job.

I earn the top end of that and have a masters degree but it doesn't help with my job and is irrelevant 🤣

I work in a healthcare allied profession and do need the degree level apprenticeship I did five years ago when I retrained (non UK - it'd be a bachelor's degree including placements in the UK - I'm lucky I got paid to retrain whereas I'd have had to pay fees in England and Wales).

I don’t have a degree but work in an unusual and unique industry mainly public speaking, earn £250 per session but appreciate I am very lucky.

Photographer. No degree

Can I ask what kind of admin you do for that hourly rate? Then I can decide if I need to ask for a pay rise.

Accountant. Accounts related qualifications that took me just over 3 years to get.

I earn about £55k per annum.
Left school at 16 with 7 o levels many years ago. Went to work at an insurance office and hated it. Moved to Europe when I was 20 and learned the language. Changed jobs loads and loads and improved my skills within each new role. I finally landed this one - and it's a PA role at a European company - it's hectic but I love it. I speak the language of the country I live in fluently and everyone here thinks my English is superb- which it isn't - but it's way better than their English language skills so I am very much valued for my language skills. Winning!

Specialist nurse.
2 degrees.

Are they accountancy qualifications or accounts related qualifications?

Accountancy qualifications. AAT and a couple of CIMA

Ah, the low grade stuff. Keep at it! ;)

Is this a serious reply?

Oouuchhh that's harsh, I am also an accountant, well I do the job of one without the top qualifications but learnt through being thrown under the bus in a job.

I do have aat but not the rest just to add

How much do they pay per hour to be the resident twat?

Dog walker, £10 half hour walk, £18 for a hours walk, live in south east.

Glad other people can see this is a dickhead as well! Worked my way right through the team and manage a team of management accountants now! When I was in the salary bracket above I was working as a management accountant because I earned it through hard work, knowing more about the job than the CIMA qualified ones. Clearly quals don't earn you personality like the dickhead above!!

I work as a Project Officer for an NHS arms length body. It’s a band 6 post and one below Project Manager which I’m hoping to achieve in the next 18 months.

£20ph NHS OT (band 6). I am shocked by earlier posts from cleaners that clients often cancel and then they don't get paid. I think that's awful. I pay my cleaner as normal when I've had to cancel. I don't think she would come back otherwise and I wouldn't blame her.

£20.98 an hour - Band 6 midwife in Outer London. That's on a day shift, 30% more on nights and Saturday and 60% extra on Sundays and Bank holidays. I have a degree.

Around £26 an hour here as an engineer at at internet provider. I have a university degree in a business related subject.