Guess it depends what you feel is comfortable
probably means 8-10 hours a day don't see why you'd assume weekly
Original post by TheRealSaifali
probably means 8-10 hours a day don't see why you'd assume weekly
Nah mate i should've clarified, they only want me in 2 hours a day. 1 hour work and 1 hour break
Original post by Veortox
Nah mate i should've clarified, they only want me in 2 hours a day. 1 hour work and 1 hour break
If you're financially independent that's nowhere near enough.
Original post by Vapordave
If you're financially independent that's nowhere near enough.
So you're telling me i can't live off £30 a day?
Original post by Veortox
Nah mate i should've clarified, they only want me in 2 hours a day. 1 hour work and 1 hour break
since ur 17 and still presumably living with your parents have no major expenses so for the time being thats great, now you just gotta find out what to do with the rest of your time (part-time etc)
Original post by Veortox
So you're telling me i can't live off £30 a day?
Alone? No.
Also its £30 a day on weekdays, right?
If you worked 10 hours a week, 52 weeks a year, for £15 an hour, you’d be earning £7800 a year or £650 a month.
You may be able to survive on that just about, but it would be a struggle. You’d be living in a room in a shared flat and wouldn’t have much money left after rent, bills and food.
You may be able to survive on that just about, but it would be a struggle. You’d be living in a room in a shared flat and wouldn’t have much money left after rent, bills and food.
Original post by Vapordave
Alone? No.
Also its £30 a day on weekdays, right?
Also its £30 a day on weekdays, right?
I was taking the piss mate 8-10 hours a day who would hire someone to work 2 hours a day
do u live w/ ur parents
do u hv to pay rent
do u hv to pay rent
Original post by Veortox
I was taking the piss mate 8-10 hours a day who would hire someone to work 2 hours a day
I’ve seen jobs advertised for 2 hours a day. I’ve never looked at electrician jobs, but things like after school clubs, cleaners, some maintenance/caretaker jobs are 2 hours a day or 8-10 hours a week. Retail can be 8-10 hours a week.
If you want people to help you, taking the piss isn’t going to help you get good answers.
Original post by vix.xvi
do u live w/ ur parents
do u hv to pay rent
do u hv to pay rent
Currently living with my parents not paying rent
Original post by Veortox
Currently living with my parents not paying rent
Then it’s pretty gucci
Original post by Veortox
I was taking the piss mate 8-10 hours a day who would hire someone to work 2 hours a day
living rent free, yeah its alright. If you have bills and stuff then no chance
Original post by Veortox
As the title says.
yes easily, working 10 hours yields £180 a day, £900 a week and over 3.6k a month and around 46k a year
assuming you are only working for 5 days
(edited 2 years ago)
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Is earning 25k a year considered poor?
- Tesco - work experience
- 4 weeks Until 1st Year Med Exams
- Forensic Psychology & Criminal Justice LJMU
- Make it More Breakfast-ey !!
- Urgent help please post 18
- Shops that offer jobs to 15 y/o's?
- london living cost
- Does anyone know how to get motivated for revision?
- Speed Distance Time for Dummies
- Is it worth staying in uni halls on a medical degree when I can commute ?
- Kickstarting my life and getting my first job at 23.
- Calling Univ parents - move in, storage, minors. And what are those cars full of?
- Got a new job and shift are 5am - 9am 5 days a week
- University choice
- Last min regrets about university
- working at tescos
- Jobs at 15
- Should I commute next year?
- is school worth it
Latest
Trending
Last reply 1 week ago
I think I have a Cifas Marker on my name , can I still open any banks ?Last reply 3 weeks ago
Has anyone had their student finance paid into their partners or parents bank?Last reply 1 month ago
Introduction to UK Financial regulations and professional integrity SCAMTrending
Last reply 1 week ago
I think I have a Cifas Marker on my name , can I still open any banks ?Last reply 3 weeks ago
Has anyone had their student finance paid into their partners or parents bank?Last reply 1 month ago
Introduction to UK Financial regulations and professional integrity SCAM
