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NO I haven't done any training of any kind, I just hand them out, I don't recommend anyhting I just find them and hand them out. I think I'm ok with that sort of thing although I wouldn't know if there was a mistake with the medicine or something.
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#42
About £6000 a year, which works out at about £3 an hour, stupid government not giving students enough money, how are we supposed to live on that. Its not even minimum wage, and thats including an approximate amount I make in the holidays. Grrr... *goes off on rant about how much money students have*
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#43
(Original post by sassy_j)
i get £5.23 in mars and sparks
i get £5.23 in mars and sparks
i got £5.62 when i was working there over xmas
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#44
Got offered some work yesterday for £10 an hour but didn't take it, I've got too much on.
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#45
(Original post by woody)
I have got a raise for being 18 and I now get the huge sum of £3.80!
How much do other people get?
I have got a raise for being 18 and I now get the huge sum of £3.80!
How much do other people get?
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#46
(Original post by Pencil Queen)
I work at a uni - it's a proper groan up graduate job so it should be quite well paid...and I spent 9 months temping on £6.50ph before I managed to land this.
Plus it's boosted by the rediculous amount of paid leave I get (30 days holiday + 6 work closure days + bank holidays - my temping job had 20 days including bank holidays)
I work at a uni - it's a proper groan up graduate job so it should be quite well paid...and I spent 9 months temping on £6.50ph before I managed to land this.
Plus it's boosted by the rediculous amount of paid leave I get (30 days holiday + 6 work closure days + bank holidays - my temping job had 20 days including bank holidays)
So what does the job actually entail then? What do you do research or something?
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#47
(Original post by ditzy blonde)
About £6000 a year, which works out at about £3 an hour, stupid government not giving students enough money, how are we supposed to live on that. Its not even minimum wage, and thats including an approximate amount I make in the holidays. Grrr... *goes off on rant about how much money students have*
About £6000 a year, which works out at about £3 an hour, stupid government not giving students enough money, how are we supposed to live on that. Its not even minimum wage, and thats including an approximate amount I make in the holidays. Grrr... *goes off on rant about how much money students have*
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#48
(Original post by Mr White)
3,900,000 Lat in a trust fund, as soon as I turn 24.
3,900,000 Lat in a trust fund, as soon as I turn 24.
You better be joking? What do your parents do then and why is your inheritance or whatever it is so vast? Youre joking yes?
Guess what I get when I turn 24.
Sweet **** all
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#49
(Original post by Mr White)
Yes, it's just over £4 million. I plan to qualify as a doctor, anyway, because being unemployed would get boring.
Yes, it's just over £4 million. I plan to qualify as a doctor, anyway, because being unemployed would get boring.
Why bother? Let someone else train as a doctor who is less fortunate than you. You are merely taking a place in medicine that is desired by many. And that place would make someone have a better life financially who is less fortunate than you
Just a thought. You might think its noble to train to become a doctor but really why bother when you are rich
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#53
lets see as a lifeguard you getabout 10 pounds an hour (if they have lifeguards in england)
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#54
(Original post by Mr White)
3,900,000 Lat in a trust fund, as soon as I turn 24.
3,900,000 Lat in a trust fund, as soon as I turn 24.
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I think the minimum wage is £3.80 for an 18 year old but if ur 22 u get £4.50.
For december I was paid £4.50 by mistake because my boss is a looser, his boss told him off the next month and so in January I was paid £3.50 and hour and had all the extra money from the month before taken away!! soooo unfair.
For december I was paid £4.50 by mistake because my boss is a looser, his boss told him off the next month and so in January I was paid £3.50 and hour and had all the extra money from the month before taken away!! soooo unfair.
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#56
(Original post by woody)
I think the minimum wage is £3.80 for an 18 year old but if ur 22 u get £4.50.
For december I was paid £4.50 by mistake because my boss is a looser, his boss told him off the next month and so in January I was paid £3.50 and hour and had all the extra money from the month before taken away!! soooo unfair.
I think the minimum wage is £3.80 for an 18 year old but if ur 22 u get £4.50.
For december I was paid £4.50 by mistake because my boss is a looser, his boss told him off the next month and so in January I was paid £3.50 and hour and had all the extra money from the month before taken away!! soooo unfair.
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Well that's what they did, It was about £50 quid in the end not to mention the fact I was getting less money than I thought I was gonna get. I asked to have it taken off in installments but they said it was the end of the year so no.
Its not fair, but its true.
I'm applying for a new job as I type.
Its not fair, but its true.
I'm applying for a new job as I type.
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#58
(Original post by MattG)
*goes green with envy*
i work at sainsburys...so earn roughly what the thread starter gets....slave wage
*goes green with envy*
i work at sainsburys...so earn roughly what the thread starter gets....slave wage
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#59
(Original post by Mr White)
3,900,000 Lat in a trust fund, as soon as I turn 24.
3,900,000 Lat in a trust fund, as soon as I turn 24.
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#60
(Original post by woody)
I have got a raise for being 18 and I now get the huge sum of £3.80!
How much do other people get?
I have got a raise for being 18 and I now get the huge sum of £3.80!
How much do other people get?
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