Where do you work and how much do you get paid per hour?

aznboytomle

Just out of interest :biggrin:

And also, full time or part time?

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Reply 1

History-Student

Call Centre
Part Time - casual hours In an ideal week I do 32.5 hours/week.
£6.50/hour, or £7/hour if I'm doing admin work (also get to use a badass pink timesheet when doing admin work)

It's a great student job because you can work when you want. However when the work starts to dry up (as it is right now; accursed govt. cuts) you run the risk of having only one shift/no hours at all because there's only so many staff hours to go between everyone.

(edited 13 years ago)

Reply 2

rachelkeira

Mercure Hotels
Waitress/Bar Maid
Part time: zero hours based, so whenever I'm home from uni, I can just ring up and ask for whatever spare shifts they have. Usually around 20 hours a week or so, loads more at Christmas.
Oh and I only get whatever minimum wage is for an 18 year old :frown:

Reply 3

caiitlinz

Waitress, Part-time. £5 an hour, just like it was at my old job. Although with tips it can be a bit more, £7/h maybe?
Not the most fulfilling job in the world :biggrin:

Reply 4

jamie0393

Part-Time at BHS in the Restraunt. Pay has just gone up to £6.09 an hour because im 18 but was a measly £4.35 before that..

Reply 5

Fumi

I'm just a cashier at a supermarket, I work about 20 hours a week and I get paid $10.25 per hour. Not sure how much that would be in pounds though.

Reply 6

Ronda

Work part time at McDonalds on £6.15 an hour. Usually around 14 hours during term time, but am working full time now till September.

Reply 7

TheCasual

Work at Robert McBrides LTD, which make WD40 and homebrand cleaning products. I'm on £6.35 for day shifts and £6.70 for a night shift. Its a flexi contract, some weeks I get 38 hours and some weeks I may only get one shift

nunyabijness =p

Private teacher at Mímir, two lessons a week, 45mins each: over 50 quid a week. So, roundabouts 50 quid an hour.

Before that, I was an assistant manager, in training, in a bar on a salary of 15.5k a year.

Reply 10

Dekota-XS

Employer: sony
Hours: 45 including saturdays
Wages: £12.30ph

Reply 11

Moooooooose

I work for a sports photographer and get paid £7ph. Sometimes I can be doing absolutely nothing for an hour or more but I still get paid for it. I enjoy it, I get to work outside, it's pretty relaxed and it's a really small company and we all get on.

Reply 12

mcg-innit

Work in Greggs on 6.38 an hour.
Contracted for Weekend work / 8 hours, but on average work around 26 hours!

Reply 13

lyrical_lie

Original post by aznboytomle

Just out of interest :biggrin:

And also, full time or part time?

For a bank call centre right now I'm dealing with savings for tax year end, usually I'm in sales. Part time, 16hours a week.

£8.50ph plus 15%extra for working Sundays and nights.
Plus my quarterly bonus, so an extra £300ish every three months.

:smile:

Reply 14

tw7055

I worked in a restaurant part time at uni and then full time until I got my Commission in the Navy. I was earning about £13-14 an hour if you include tips and that was an average week, more over Xmas. I also did a bit of A-level and GCSE tutoring at up to £25 per hour.

Reply 15

userdloat

Original post by aznboytomle

Just out of interest :biggrin:

And also, full time or part time?

Iceland Foods, part time during term time, full time in the holidays, £6.40 and hour with a good chance of getting another pay rise this year :smile:

Reply 16

AnotherLass

Work for Cellar Trends doing promotion work on the weekends.
Pay: £10.18 an hour
Hours: Roughly 9/10 a week, working Friday and Saturday night.
Overall pretty good student job!

Reply 17

screenager2004

At the moment I have a cushy part time job in a Library, just in there for 12 hours over the weekend around term time, and get holidays off :smile:

£7.40 an hour.

Reply 18

moneyballs2

I was on £6.67 per hour for 15 hours a week at Waitrose.

Now I'm on £7.25 per hour for 12 hours (average per month) a week at John Lewis. Also including a Sunday shift, which is 1.5x

So, I work less hours overall per month, and get around the same pay :smile:

Reply 19

CarlyT

Original post by aznboytomle

I work in a Garden Centre for £4.00 an hour... Should be going up to £4.92 when I'm 18 though! Score! *I need a better paying job*