Right people, i have read the rules and to avoid being penalised i have to put this....

You dont HAVE to give out this information if you think it is too "personal" im just interested how much people earn nowadays"

But basically i wanna just find out and get a feel of what jobs prospects have what incomes..

At the moment i only just turned 15 so i arnt alowed a job really and im still in school doing GCSE's obviously but on friday night i wash up at a posh restaurant .. for about 4-5 hours work i get 25 quid.. which for my age i spose aint that bad.

I earn between 100 and 300AUD a week, depending on how many hours I do, at the moment it's more towards the > $300 mark

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Originally posted by Dazmatic
every friday, just stand there and play music all night.

note: i hate my job.

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£5 every week from a fellow mate
(we were playing pool, and he didn't know i was pretty good and we were playing for our phones.)
And instead of him giving me his phone (LG chocolate phone) i get £5 a week.
I felt harsh taking his phone

2500€ - 3000€ in a month. Isn't that bad but it's hard work too I started with 1800€ - 2000€ 6 months ago

£5.35 an hour. My first job was at age 14 earning £2 an hour. Glad I was good neough to get a raise

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
£5.35 an hour. My first job was at age 14 earning £2 an hour. Glad I was good neough to get a raise

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Originally posted by SonicSam
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I have a mini job which i do every Wednesday and Friday and get £6.10/hour for 2 hours. Monthly, i get around £100 depending if I get called in for extra days, in which case will increase my monthly wage packet.

£17k now

Going up to £20k soon though.

around $15 a week for helping random people with technical problems ;>

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Originally posted by kao
Going up to £20k soon though.

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I earn SGD$0. =(
I do stuffs for free at my own will. I'm not sure why but still doing it, and I'm enjoying it.. lolx.. =X

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Originally posted by ins4ne
2500€ - 3000€ in a month. Isn't that bad but it's hard work too I started with 1800€ - 2000€ 6 months ago

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Originally posted by kao
£17k now

Going up to £20k soon though.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
??What do you do for work if I may ask? Sell pot?

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
you must be selling heroine then

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Sell pot?

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
??What do you do for work if I may ask? Sell pot? (Smilie)


Where I live (Europe/Belgium... and payment in Belgium is more than the average in Europe) people who earn between €2500 - €3000 are people like managers of small companies, or people who already worked for 50years, or people with a very big family to support, etc...

A normal monthly fee for a normal worker who already worked for some years and who is single would be between €1500 and €2000...

A single 19 year old working for his first year or years doesn't useually go above €1100 or something...

(all rough numbers... and a month is roughly 36h/week......   but €3000 o.O)

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Originally posted by ShawnZ
don't forget, he lives in the richest country in the world...

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by kao
£17k now

Going up to £20k soon though.

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...he said with a sad face...
* CookieRevised slaps kao...


you must be selling heroine then

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Originally posted by brian
maybe that's annually?

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I'm underpayed... well not really, but I work at the state/goverment/whatever you call it in English; aka public sector, not the private sector (paychecks in private sector are always higher).

Not to mention that in my kind of job payment is never really high in general. It's something you do because you like it, otherwise nobody is so stupid to do it

€1300 bruto /month (or something I believe, dunno exactly, must lookup... though the same exact job I did a few years back but in private sector was €1700 bruto, so... go figure )

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Originally posted by ShawnZ
don't forget, he lives in the richest country in the world...

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still, i dont think they'd throw money like that
... ok, maybe they do? O_o

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I think I'm on £16k now, getting a rise soon parently. 

Plus I'm technically self employed as well with computer stuff I do, earning me about another £6/7k.

So can't really complain

i earn $0 but im hoping to with the scripting competition oh well you cant really complain for being 14 ( almost 15 yays )

$1-2 a week . Google Adsense .

I wish i could earn more.

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-
$1-2 a week . Google Adsense .

I wish i could earn more.

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£0 yay nothing =)

I want a job...but it's hard to find at job at 14(well nearly 15) And i would probably like get lazy and stop doing it

@ Cookie: I work at my dad's factory . Maybe now you know why i get that much of money. Before that i worked for another company and earned the 1500-2000 like you said. But then i got tired of that shitty pay and went to my dad's. I sit there with some guys on their pc's working with autoCAD. I normally write emails or sell/order things .

$8.00/h CAD I'm an childcare monitor for an elementary school.
My last job was $10.00/h for assistant manager at a store

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Originally posted by kao
Going up to £20k soon though.

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17000Euro?

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by kao
£17k now
Going up to £20k soon though.

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...he said with a sad face...
* CookieRevised slaps kao...

you must be selling heroine then

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Where I live (Europe/Belgium... and payment in Belgium is more than the average in Europe) people who earn between €2500 - €3000 are people like managers of small companies, or people who already worked for 50years, or people with a very big family to support, etc...

A normal monthly fee for a normal worker who already worked for some years and who is single would be between €1500 and €2000...

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At the moment I earn around £40 a week (doing 6 hours on a sunday 9 till 3 at Somerfield).

But i'm getting a new job soon, at Next or Debenhams, with more hours.

Plus I get paid for the odd website design and working with my dad every now and then.

Oh, I also get £30 a week for going to school off of the government, then I get £100 at the end of every term as a bonus . I love EMA. But my Dad's accountant was stupid and we've been sent the forms back again, but when we send it off this last time, I'll get back payments from September to now .

Well I don't have a job and I haven't ever had a job (seems like it's rare for an 18y.o. not to have had a job) but I have decided that I going to look for one over the holidays as they are so long.  I can't wait until I finish my uni course though (accounting and mathematics ) because I should earn about A$45k a year as a starting wage for either an accountant or mathematicians (though I could earn more in the UK.... but I'll wait util I have some professional recognition after another 3 years of study )

I get around 160 Eur a month (from the government/income taxes, hard to explain in english what its for exactly...it's not disability pay and i'm not on the dole either even tho i don't have a job). Besides that i get/earn my webspace and domain.

Is "none of your damn buisness" an option?

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Is "none of your damn buisness" an option?

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I get £6 an hour, working at White Hart Lane, home of the mighty Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.

I serve drinks to the players in the tunnel at half time and full time and to anyone else who wants drinks in the tunnel. So i get to meet all the footballers (know a lot of the spurs players pretty well) and i get to watch the match from the tunnel just behind where the manager stands. I love my job, i would do it even if i wasn't paid, but the money is also nice.

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Originally posted by Zephyr
I get £6 an hour, working at White Hart Lane, home of the mighty Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.

I serve drinks to the players in the tunnel at half time and full time and to anyone else who wants drinks in the tunnel. So i get to meet all the footballers (know a lot of the spurs players pretty well) and i get to watch the match from the tunnel just behind where the manager stands. I love my job, i would do it even if i wasn't paid, but the money is also nice.

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Originally posted by Adeptus
I would hope that you are not suggesting private employers in Belgium take in consideration family size to decide how much to pay people for the same work.

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Originally posted by AdeptusOr, perhaps, are you referring to after tax money and the difference in taxation based on family status?

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Here we pay little for health care, social security etc, it is in the form of taxes and stuff. It is a better system as eg USA where extremely many people don't even have health care or can't afford it and sometimes they even don't help you out if you can't show some insurance papers and stuff. Health care here is almost as good as free, for everybody, the drawback is that everybody pays a little bit for everybody so paychecks are always a lot bigger (bruto) than what you actually get (netto).

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Originally posted by Adeptus
The upside of the US system is that if you have insurance coverage and if you need something serious done, you will get it done promptly and won't end up waiting in a long line.  That doesn't seem to be the case in countries with socialized medicine -- at least, it doesn't seem to be the case in Canada and UK.  I personally know people in both, who have waited for non-critical (but definitely quality of life improving) medical services for years.  That wouldn't happen here, because there is enough money in it for capacity to outpace demand.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
If people need to wait a couple of days for non-critical things to be done, it is because more important critical things of other people come first.  And waiting for years for something non-critical has got nothing todo with all this. If they needed to wait for years it is because something was not available at that time (donor, medical knowhow, whatever) or wasn't opssible todo on their age, etc. There are perfect reason for something like that. Even if those people lived in the US and had the best medial plan available they still would have been waiting "for years".

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Originally posted by Adeptus
While I am not originally from US, I have worked in US longer than anywhere else and can recall only one 6-month stint I did ages ago, where I didn't have private health insurance fully paid for by my employer.  So, people who don't have it are obviously in the wrong line of work.

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I get 60 GBP a week for working the weekend (basically 14 hours a week although I do swear that it should have gone up) On the odd occassion that I work as a Clincal Support Worker/ Healthcare Assistant, I get 25GBP per shift (before tax) or more depending when I do the shift i.e. nightshift/weekend/bank holiday (plus whatever I make on eBay )

£31 quid working 11 - 5:30 every sunday


heh.. when i wasn't schooling i was picking up about £200 quid a week from working two jobs

It depends, I earn as much as I work practically.

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$1-2 a week . Google Adsense .

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Used to earn bout $200 a year if you include all my birthday and christmas money.  I made a lot of money babysitting.

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would adsense in signatues be allowed because the results returned would be relevant?

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would adsense in signatues be allowed because the results returned would be relevant?

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$20 a week, I hope to make it $80 within the next 3 months

My job involves doing nothing

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Originally posted by Curtis
if you include all my birthday and christmas money.

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£4.25 per hour atm. Normally do about 9-10 hours a week.

I earn $100 per week and sometimes $80 extras

I don't work, but I get all I want [/spoiled]

lmao jk.

I dont work.

80 bucks a week