£60 per day!

[alreadypacked]

I started on 35K 10 years ago (not sure how)

[AlfredJPruffock]

I started on 3,800 25 years ago.

Today I am two seperate Gorrilas.

[RSoles]

I started on £2k9 30 years ago next week.

[nomadd]

I started on £2k9 30 years ago next week.

My first job was July '79 as an apprentice motor mechanic. My mum still has my first pay packet slip. Think it was £117 take home pay - inc. overtime - for the first month.

Still, you could by a house for a fiver back in those days!

Nomadd

[zeitghost]

I started on about £1200/year in 1973...

My current "job" such as it is () started at £16 4 years ago...

But then, my needs (at my advanced age) are simple.

And I bought my house for cash when I was a contractor...

[mace]

I started on about £1200/year in 1973...

My current "job" such as it is () started at £16 4 years ago...

But then, my needs (at my advanced age) are simple.

And I bought my house for cash when I was a contractor...

Chetty started on £1200/year in 2009, you overpaid Brit.

[DaveB]

I started on £9600 back in 1990. Don't know how I managed on that back then. Well I do know actually , I was still living like a student for the first 5 years.

[Dearnla]

I used to live in't shoebox in't middle of road etc., etc.

[Hex]

I started on £8500 back in September 1986. It was a good salary back then for a first job.

[jim2406]

another one. this is actually very reasonable.

as a recent grad i would be extremely happy with 150 a day!





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