I went to my Job but was given the wrong type of ladder, I Slipped and seriously injured my back, I got £26000 in compensation. Fallen over walking across the road? Given the wrong kind of shoe? You need professional help to get you the compensation you deserve.18k is not a lot of money really and I certainly would not want to be up a ladder for a living for much less than that. Imagine if you fell off..........
Come to devon and you'll be luckly to see any of those numbers
Worse pay in england tbh, atleast we got a nice beach and lots of horny tourists
Only on 20k myself, IT admin for a small company (3 offices in the torbay area is it) and do freelance web design. Hell my boss is only on 26k and he does way more work than i do (shhhh dont tell him that )
Average house price around here is ~150k and I live in one of the lowest earning parts of Manchester. I dread the time when I have to buy myself a house.
The widely accepted definition of poverty is having an income which is less than 60% of the national average (excluding the wealthiest members of society).
Mate i would truely love to, but would it not be an utter mare to get a long term permit or suchlike? £175k for a 4 bedroom house is insane, from what i gather houses are huge down there compared with ours in terms of square footage too.
We wouldn't get out of bed for that much would we - you still up for that million dollar poker tournament in the Bahamas next week? I gotta take my 2nd favourite jet since the first is on loanI'm first.
Proving that these lists are total rubbish since i don't get anything like that amount.
I don't even make the top 300 list. I'm officially living in severe poverty.
Average wage was £28100 according to that article. I'm on 46.2% of that, well under the poverty definition of 60%.
I live on my own in a decent house with 6 rooms, I have a freezer full of food and I have heating, etc. I have the expensive toy I'm writing this post on, which I recently upgraded. I'm poor, but that isn't severe poverty.
Found this web site and it lists average salary for each of the uks major industries. It looks like i'm 65th Best paid (town planner) with planners taking a average of 34k. Some of the jobs like window cleaners get around 18k a year which is surprising!
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The amount of money they can earn is unimaginable. A colleague of mine has a brother who is a broker in the city. He got a £400,000 bonus last year and that's on top of his salary which is equally ludicrous
We're in the wrong line of work!
But I'm assuming it’s based on mean average which whilst correct only takes a few earners at the top earning ridiculous amounts to throw the whole scale off.Uk average is 28k?! Wow that's a lot more than I was expecting. These are just salaried jobs though aren't they? Not wage-driven jobs?
I live in the charming city of Stoke-on-Trent, which if I recall correctly was rated as the worst place in England. I can believe it - it's a festering sewer of a city, full of lowlives crawling around in urban decay. It's the only place I've been to where, for example, coughing on people is considered normal behaviour. A filthy, stinking landfill site of a city. Home.Where do you live and how do you afford a 6 room house on less than 14000?