How many hours do you work per week and for how much??

[Hairymary1]

Just that really, do you work part time or full time and what do you get paid for your job? Do you think it’s enough? Worth it? Etc

I’m currently working 36-40 hours a week for just over 1700 a month and I feel like it’s crap pay!? Just wondered how others felt and what position they were in.
If you don’t want to answer then don’t...just move on. It’s an anonymous forum so it’s no biggie!! ( also I have NC’d so not a troll)

40 hours per week, £1275 after l deductions. I'm underpaid but unfortunately it's an average salary for the area. I'm also overqualified which doesn't help to how I feel about it.

47 - 50 hours. 20 min commute. £2200 a month after deductions. I am not unhappy with my salary but feel that the sector is underpaid.

1250 for 40 hours a month....pittance

18.5 hours for £21k

37.5 hrs pw, take home £2,200 per month.

Well this is depressing.

37.5hrs a week. 45k gross per annum. After student loan and pension I get roughly £2.35k a month

About 65 hours a week. £55k gross.

Highly skilled and experienced craft gardener/horticulturalist/estate manager, work 7.30 - 5.00, five days/week with three hour commute daily added on for £1470
/month after deductions. Fuel costs each day swallow up nearly a sixth of my net daily incomeWoefully underpaid and undervalued for my level of skills, experience and knowledge, but in the South West where such jobs are few and far between! Just have to plod on until I can find something better and nearer home.

Take home pay is £2800. Hours worked at place of work 40 hours per week. Hours worked from home at evenings and weekends anything from 6-20. 39 weeks of the year. Approx 5-20 hours a week in the other weeks of the year.

18 hours a week and bring home 1071 a month. I'm up north in a very low pay city so it isn't too bad.

25 hours a week, take home £975 a month

32 hours per week for the equivalent of £780 (£3380/month).
I’m a band 5 equivalent nurse but I don’t work in the UK. Wages are higher here, maybe cost of living too but I’m not sure because I haven’t been back in over a decade. Mortgage is £1140/month if we only repay the minimum.

23 hours for around £1350 a month net. It’s ok as outgoings are low.

29.4 hours for £45k gross, works out about £2.6k net but that’s with large chunks going on pension contributions.

This thread is giving me serious wage envy lol (that was a joke - I know some MN’ers take things seriously)

35hours sometimes a couple hours less
Take home £2200 pm after deductions

I have 3 jobs totalling about 55 hours a week and earn around £3000 a month after tax.

28 hours and take home pay of £3031 after pension.

I feel both completely like I earn every penny of that, and also like I cannot believe it when I get paid. I work part time for health reasons.

21 hours, around 3k per month.

24 hours and I am paid £24k a year

25 Hours at £16ph / £1600pcm

26hrs a week, £1600 take home after pension, tax etc

Contracted for 35 but in reality work closer 45 in a standard week, more at busy points. Take home is just over £2700 pcm, annual just over £51k.

45 hours a week on average (contracted for 37), public sector, no overtime, lots of responsibility £2500 pcm net.