Annual salary if you work 16hrs a week & what do you do

[Juiceorjuice]

I’m thinking of looking for a job 16 hrs a week..I haven’t worked in a while and this is what would work with situation at mo. If you work 16 -ish hours a week and you’re happy sharing your annual salary, please do, and share what job you do. TIA

So I do work more than 16 hours but pro-rata on my wage it would be £10,240. I work in a contact centre.

Dentist, 2 days, 30k.

I’d get about £17500 if I worked 16 hours a week, emergency services

Administrator. 11k.

HCA £13,600

Blimey I need to be a dentist.

Farm secretary is a good option if you're minded. 20k ish for 16 hours per week I'd say is about average at the minute. Often very flexible too.

What?!

£20k for 16 hours equates to £100k for 40 hours.

Whereabouts are these mythical jobs?

£100k for a dentist sounds about right! It takes a good few years study and training, and only the folks with top higher / al level results even get on the course

Peekachoochoo get your calculator back out!

£20k for 16 hours equates to £100k for 40 hours

No, 20k for 16 hours equates to about 50k for 40 hours. It breaks down to 10k for 8 hours and you can work up from there :)

Ooh.. I need to work on my reading skills!

If I did 16 hrs a week my annual salary would be £33,800, Information Security & Governance.

Not sure it's really helpful to get a list of numbers and job titles though.

How much do you need to earn to make your finances work and what skills and experience do you have?

What is a farm secretary? I live in farming country & never met with one!

I would earn £15k a year in my job, administrator in a charity.

I work 25 hours a week and earn £12,000 per year, it’s a shocking salary for my role imo but I’m fortunate my partner has a much better income and we don’t depend on my wage financially. I work in a pharmacy department in a NHS hospital.

8.7k as an early help worker in a charity.

11k, admin and archiving for a laboratory.

19k.

12 hrs term time only, 3 hours all year round. Self employed SEND specialist tutor.

£6.2k working in a primary school kitchen. Term time only so no childcare to pay for. Was in a managerial position doing a lot more hours but my eldest struggles with her MH so I needed to be at home more.

Admin typing for the NHS 30 hours a week £17,000 - barely scrape by! But love my job!

16k for 18.5 hours.

I'm a bookkeeper, I'm on £14,500 for 20 hours. It's rubbish because, if I had the freedom to work full time, there are lots of jobs I could apply for which pay £30ish for 35 hours.

£23,000 for 16 hours, project controls

If I worked 16 hours my pay scale where I am working now would be around £17,500. I work as an Occupational therapist.

I work as activities/ events coordinator in residential home.
I earn living wage so £9.90 per hour national living wage is £9.50 currently.
I work 25 hours 3.5 days and pay 2 days childcare after school club for 1.
My net take home annually is ,£12,480 after tax/ ni pension contributions.
£240 per week.

The hours and location fits in well around kids had enough of working in retail.

10k library assistant

To be fair most farm secretary's are self employed so it's probably slightly less than that.

Lots of farmers who don't have the time/skills have someone come in once a week/month to do their books. They also often do payroll or grant applications. There's also big estates that have full time ones.