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

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Reply 360

ohhello92x

I work at Sports Direct and earn 5.80 an hour.
I work part time due to college :biggrin:

Reply 361

Runninghigh

Original post by king0617

Lucky you!!! Where do you work?

Just the local leisure company (they run all the city's pools)

Reply 362

I'm legendary

Was working for a global copier and IT firm.
£10.80 an hour prior to tax.
Full time 37.5 hours a week.

Now looking for part time.

Reply 363

lbsf1

I work part time in my local newsagents, its only just down the road from me and not hugely strenuous, just need to be polite. :wink:

However I only earn £4.50 and hour, increasing to £5 an hour when I turn 18 in 6 months time.

Reply 364

Agata

Original post by fuzznbass

Ok guess it differs place to place, I'm on £6.54

My brother is a manager at Sainsburys and local stores pay a much higher hourly rate than others. Location also matters (how busy the shop is)

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Reply 365

Alarae

Original post by Agata

My brother is a manager at Sainsburys and local stores pay a much higher hourly rate than others. Location also matters (how busy the shop is)

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I work in Sainsburys and I'm pretty sure it's the other way around, with main chain stores getting paid more than convenience.

I earn more than team leaders in the convenience store near me and I am a Band 2. Location allowance relates to how close you are to London, not how busy the store is. Which I think is a bit unfair, but hey.

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Reply 366

cameronwilts

Swimming teacher on £13.52 an hour, also own my own lifeguard/first aid training company.

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Reply 367

Agata

Original post by Alarae

Are you sure? The local right next to my house paid 7.40 an hour whereas the bigger Sainsburys down the road (almost same shift) was 6.50.

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Reply 368

AwsomePossum

Original post by Alarae

I get paid £5.01 in a main store, we don't even get any extra money for overtime it's ****.

Reply 369

fuzznbass

Original post by Agata

My brother is a manager at Sainsburys and local stores pay a much higher hourly rate than others. Location also matters (how busy the shop is)

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Ah makes sense, i got a raise in line with inflation anyway recently so that's good :smile:

Reply 370

Alarae

Original post by Agata

Are you sure? The local right next to my house paid 7.40 an hour whereas the bigger Sainsburys down the road (almost same shift) was 6.50.

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That's what I was told, because I thought it was a pretty crap arrangement considering convenience workers do twice the work for worse pay.

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Reply 371

Alarae

Original post by AwsomePossum

I get paid £5.01 in a main store, we don't even get any extra money for overtime it's ****.

Yowch, that's... Really low. I'm close to London though (Reading) so I get £7.40 p/h.

Couldn't imagine working for that little now :/

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Reply 372

AwsomePossum

Original post by Alarae

Yowch, that's... Really low. I'm close to London though (Reading) so I get £7.40 p/h.

Couldn't imagine working for that little now :/

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They get what they pay for. Nobody does anything, the only thing I put effort into is helping customers. People eat stuff out of the warehouse, kick broken glass out of the way etc.

I don't know of anyone who's not trying to find a better job.

Reply 373

OhMyAbdil

Shop floor assistant at ASDA
Part time - 16 hours
£6.60/hour. Great student job.

Reply 374

Kelsey_Davis

How old are you? , because I'm thinking of applying for maccies but I need to know what there minimum wage is

Reply 375

snikutsmullac

I work at Burger King, minimum wage.

Living the dream.

Reply 376

username1155226

Hey everyone,

I'm applying for a part time job at a restaurant and beside working hours it states '5 Hours of work' and nothing else, do you think this is a single day for 35 hours per week? Cause I've not left school yet hah!

I checked the other job titles and they all said 'Full time' or '10 hours a week' too.

Cheers

Reply 377

snikutsmullac

Original post by MichGaughan97

When a vacancy specifies the number of hours a job is for, it usually means hours per week... so I am assuming it would be five hours per week. It can help to contact the restaurant just to clarify; better safe than sorry.