What salary are you on?

[alazuli]

My other thread about negotiating job offers got me thinking. I'm so terribly British I don't really know what even my friends are on. But I'm interested to find out what the average on here is and if mine fits in. So here's my salary history.

First job: £16k
Second job: £12k, left on £19k (took a pay cut for a more interesting job)
Third job: Started on £25k, leaving on £35k
New job: £38k

I'm in the media.

What's yours?

$60k as executive director of a non profit. Work from home full time but can be as flexible as i need so can get round the supermarket at 9am but catch up with work in the evening when the kids are in bed. Absolutely love my job too.

Major underachiever as on £19500 pro rata as a teacher for a private company.

£57k + bonus (circa 5k to 7k). Working as a VP in finance.

Banking industry generally pays well - I don't think I'd get a similar salary in any other industry so I stay put.

I earn 28k self employed so not sure what that equates to pre tax in an employed position. I work between 4 and 6 hours a day usually for that.

2004 - grad £17.5k
2009 - qualified £42k
2016 - one promotion later £59k

Public sector in specialist legal role, long hours, travel and huge responsibilities.

Currently earn about £20k part time as a Nurse ( that includes unsocial hours payments). I am about to take a drastic pay cut for a hopefully less stressful job with regular hours. Will continue to do some Nursing bank shifts to mae up the difference.

£23,000 band 5 nurse. Looking for a band 6 role that isn't in management but the trusts around me are downgrading band 6 roles to band 5s so I'm not hopeful.

£24k per year for 20 hours a week (FTE £45k) as a senior engineer for a local authority. Sadly I'm employed by an outsourcing company so no LA pension, but I have a lot of flexibility.

I graduated in 2001 and earnt £21k. Went up to about £38k 6/7 years after but then I had three kids in 5 years and I haven't worked full time since. I doubt my salary will go much higher as I don't want to move to management and I'm as high as it goes now for technical staff.

Started on 16.5k in 1999, left in 2001 for 18.5k. Worked up to 30k in that job, then moved for 36k. Worked up to £75k in that job, then moved for £95k, still there now.

15k for 20h (enhanced admin role)

32k, work in middle management at a UK tourist attraction owned by a charity . V lucky to earn what I do in our industry, plus I utterly love my job.

Christ alive! I was happier not knowing.
£11000 a year part time.

My job is 22400 for full time, I am not full time...

Min wage p/t jobs as student

1st post grad job £17k
2 years later moved to similar job in better paid org think it was £22k temp post though so the next year was back to £19k in job with better prospects
Which worked as next job was £25k

Then did extra qualifications which put me up to £31k

Currently £33k which will rise plus have good pension at last!

I realise I'm lucky and if I hadn't had the opportunity to study more I would've stuck around the £20-25k mark forever!

But even that's better than zero hours/min wage mummy track

12000 for 25hrs a week

About £25k for 3 days a week - top of a 7 nhs. Have opportunity to go for 8b full time (would be double ish salary!) But like my pt

Started as an apprentice when I was 19 - £9,000
20 - £16k
21 - £18k
22 - £21k
23 - £25k

65,000 - barrister (wouldn't recommend it)

At my height I earned over £70k with car, non-contributory pension etc twenty years ago as a manager in pharmaceuticals. Now I'm earning £18k in a bank!

Major life reorganisation as highly paid job meant missing too many things in life including DS's first birthday and being able to buy fancy hols and 'stuff' really wasn't worth it. Packed in and became SAHM and discovered uk camping!

Before I quit to become a SAHM, I was on 23k working stupidly long & stressful hours as an events manager in a hotel

About £16k working part time in Retail

Started as a paralegal on 14.5k in 1999
Got my first qualified lawyer job in the uk after working abroad for a while in 2002 - 60k
After a few years I moved to a new role at just over 100k.
Now a partner and on a bit more than that.

I work in scientific research for a University.

My first job post-PhD paid about £22k.

10 years in I'm on about £38k but am almost at the top of the salary scale for my current role.

You got a newly qualified lawyer role at £60k ?