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Gibbo
08-07-09, 08:00 PM
dose any one know ?

let_nova
08-07-09, 08:04 PM
3.53

Gibbo
08-07-09, 08:04 PM
its ok i found it

Gibbo
08-07-09, 08:06 PM
F***k all in it our lass if on £4.33 and this thats **** and she 17.
when i was 17 i was on £6

mowgli
08-07-09, 08:08 PM
what's the job????

General Baxter
08-07-09, 08:11 PM
im sure if your doing an apprenticship they can pay you what they want lol

Gibbo
08-07-09, 08:13 PM
what's the job????
she at mcdonalds :roll:

let_nova
08-07-09, 08:14 PM
lol

General Baxter
08-07-09, 08:14 PM
can i have a big mac plz ?

Gibbo
08-07-09, 08:15 PM
lmao save your money and be a club member agen lol

General Baxter
08-07-09, 08:19 PM
dont go off topic or ill have a fit at you,

im waiting for my card to become active on paypal

Novaboi_1991
08-07-09, 08:20 PM
haha gd comeback ^ have some rep :D

Gibbo
08-07-09, 08:21 PM
ok mate :)

Lauren
08-07-09, 10:34 PM
Unless it's been changed recently minimum wage only applies to over 21s. So basically, whatever they want to pay you.

Rysee
08-07-09, 10:38 PM
Unless it's been changed recently minimum wage only applies to over 21s. So basically, whatever they want to pay you.
No its tiered

16-18 - £3.80ish
18-21 - £4.85ish
22+ - £5.52

That's what they were last time I worked somewhere that tried to pay less than the minimum.

Jack
08-07-09, 10:42 PM
Unless it's been changed recently minimum wage only applies to over 21s. So basically, whatever they want to pay you.
Nope, rates apply to 22 and over (£5.73 an hour), 18-21 inclusive (£4.77 an hour) and <18 (£3.53 an hour)

Ben
08-07-09, 10:44 PM
Nope, rates apply to 22 and over (£5.73 an hour), 18-21 inclusive (£4.77 an hour) and <18 (£3.53 an hour)

GTFO do people seriously work for that ****!

LMFAO Owned literally!

Jack
08-07-09, 10:46 PM
Indeed.

Interestingly, NMW doesn't apply to the armed forces - whilst your average matlow/crab/pongo gets a pretty healthy salary, they're considered to be employed 24/7 so their hourly rate is sh!t lol

Ben
08-07-09, 10:55 PM
Im shocked that people actually get paid that, think im a bit out of touch with reality (not thats anything new before any jibes)!

mowgli
08-07-09, 11:01 PM
my first job paid £60 per week......and before anyone puts a link up to the hovis ad, it was in the days of colour tv & decimal money......

Ben
08-07-09, 11:03 PM
my first job paid £60 per week......and before anyone puts a link up to the hovis ad, it was in the days of colour tv & decimal money......

lol i used to earn about £100+ a week selling dodgy stuff out my locker at school aged 13.

Lauren
08-07-09, 11:08 PM
Well, I was half right, £3.80 an hour / whatever they want to pay you = pretty much the same thing. lol

L14MNP
08-07-09, 11:10 PM
I used to do all right at school too, buying/selling air pistols and knives for the most part.
Imagine trying to do that now! lol

bmw156
08-07-09, 11:12 PM
when i was at morrisons, i was on just over 6 quid and i was 20ish, and time and a half on sundays.

Novaboi_1991
08-07-09, 11:14 PM
lol the amount of people who sold stuff out their lockers,

PMSL been there, done that, got expelled lol

L14MNP
08-07-09, 11:15 PM
No lockers at my school! :O Bag FTW.

Novaboi, tell me more mate. lol

mowgli
08-07-09, 11:26 PM
the day I left school was the day when I had the most cash I've ever had. I lived in a smallish village & was the only teenage lad for about 2 miles. I had every paper round, mowing job, pet sitting, stable hand, farm worker and pub job that was going.....I miss those times a lot

CoolTiger
08-07-09, 11:35 PM
im 17 on min wage bring home 135 a week after tax

Welshy
09-07-09, 12:04 AM
she at mcdonalds :roll:
i got told it was a right good wage at maccyd's clearly not lol

gunny
09-07-09, 12:07 AM
My first apprenticeship paid £40 a week, £1 an hour, think yourselves lucky, and my first weeks wages.... a set of Nova GSi alloys! :p that i will be getting back for my GSi in a couple of weeks :d

Jim Mcrae
09-07-09, 02:41 AM
No its tiered

16-18 - £3.80ish
18-21 - £4.85ish
22+ - £5.52

That's what they were last time I worked somewhere that tried to pay less than the minimum.


Im sure 21+ is now £5.72

Rysee
09-07-09, 07:30 AM
im 17 on min wage bring home 135 a week after tax


ouch mate, but been there and done that you'll pick up more soon


yeah my bad the missus agrees £5.72

Jack
09-07-09, 07:43 AM
22 and over (£5.73 an hour)
Nudge wink bump etc :p

kc_08
09-07-09, 10:52 AM
started working they stuck me on 4.35 an hour, then i turned 18 2 weeks or so later and they put it up to £4.80 so i have to work my **** off to make some money at all i dont have to pay tax or anything, just have to pay petrol insurance and pay my parents off. it soon goes fast

kelbelle
09-07-09, 03:31 PM
I think having it tiered like that is abso crap!!!! I am 21 and work at Debenhams for 5.75 an hour, time and a 1/3 on Sundays but I think its so stupid.
I work far harder than any of the women that have been there for years. They stand there and piss and moan about their bad backs whilst I do all the lifting (doing my back in in the process).
Why should I be paid a pound less an hour than my collegue because my mum happened to give birth to me one year later than her! But she stands and chats all day whilst I do the work. How on earth does that make sense?

The elderly are forever going on about age discrimination but we get it too

Rich
09-07-09, 06:29 PM
Any apprentices out there on less than minimum wage, if you are 19 and been working for a year (i think its 1 year) you are entitled to minimum wage.

I found this out last year, you will be entitled to claim back what they havent paid you since you were 19.