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Edited by Molag Bal:
10/25/2014 4:42:18 AM
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Are You Employed!? *cue riff*
What's your occupation?
Salary or wage?
Earnings per year? (gross and net)
Do you have a retirement plan? If so, what?
How did you get your job?
(I work at a rock quarry as a maintenance worker. Normally make $18ish an hour. It's a part time, however and I'm currently laid off.
Company offers a 401k and a 4% match. Might start a Roth IRA and try to max it out)
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2 RepliesBlind Assembly Operator at Horiso, Marrickville, $21 per hour ($40,000 AUS after tax) I don't have a retirement plan but I just hope I'll at least be able to afford attractive 18 - 35 year old Turkish escorts with a D cup rack or larger on a monthly basis.
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What's your occupation? AB Hernandez, a student in Tech School. Salary or wage? Celery. Earnings per year? (gross and net) Like, my net is about $15,000/yr as an E-1, that is very rough math. Do you have a retirement plan? If so, what? TSP. Thrift Savings Plan. Plus a separate savings account. How did you get your job? I thought I was getting on a plane to the Bahamas and after that a short bus ride found me at BMT.
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IT, system administrator. $60/hour No college education. Started out doing basic helpdesk for a company, eventually most of the people quit and I was left alone to manage all the servers and network. Learned a lot about Linux and windows servers, active directory, IOS(Cisco not apple.). When I got laid off in 2008 I used the spare time and unemployment benefits to get my MCSE which really helped launch me into my current job. I'm age 30 and my goal was to make 100k/year by the time I was 30 and have far exceeded that. For retirement my dad gave me a Roth IRA at age 20 and have been putting money in it ever since. Currently invested in fortune 500 but I think I am going to move it into or split it between state bonds. I don't like the idea of my retirement being dependent on a bunch of private companies doing well, especially after seeing what happened in '08
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2 RepliesCoal miner 40+ hours a week 36.50 dollars an hour Retirement and they match 9% Full medical and dental Not bad for being 21
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Im starting a new job Monday working claims for an insurance company. $30,000/yr with full benefits, pension, matched 401k, and a yearly bonus. I'll be working basically 8-4 every weekday. Planning on starting up some additional savings soon.
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2 RepliesI work for waste management 21 dollars an hour roughly 65000 year counting overtime 401k 3% match with stock options as well Medical dental and visual benifits Love being a garbage man
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I'm in college right now but during the summer I deliver pizzas. Tips are great.
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Edited by KoD DiamondDong: 10/25/2014 6:27:46 PMPhotographer for car dealerships Commission-based Roughly $25k a year No benefits or plan, but I am starting to put money into a 401K Got the job through a family friend.
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Yeh. Work on campus at a restaurant as a Dishwasher but I usually make pizzas at the same establishment. I make 8$ an hour and work 2 days a week.
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Edited by FoxTrottts: 10/25/2014 6:13:36 PM[quote] (I work at a rock quarry as a maintenance worker. Normally make $18ish an hour. It's a part time, however and I'm currently laid off. Company offers a 401k and a 4% match. Might start a Roth IRA and try to max it out) [/quote] I busk outside a Greggs.
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1 ReplyFor the time being I work at a factory. The top Provider of gas and water works valves in the US. Got the job through a local temp agency. I make high pressure gas ball valves. $13 an hour, plus overtime on the Saturdays. I pay into my 401k that I started 2 years ago at the age of 20. I'm a full timer and still going to college. All in all not a bad start in life seeing as I pay into my 401k handsomely. Once I have my degree in mechanical drafting I'm hoping to improve the outlook of my future drastically.
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Edited by An Aids quilt: 10/25/2014 6:57:52 AMFor college bartender I earn about 50-100 an hour on average days Saint Patrick's day usually I earn 100-200 an hour After college job I dunno[spoiler]i used Saint Patrick's day as an example because why not[/spoiler]
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I really wish I could add a poll...
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4 RepliesMy job involves lots of grunting, and no shortage of team work and break room pillow fights.
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Work at house keeping at a casino. Make about $12 a hour, work overnight and 35 hours a week. Was offered 38 hours but turned it down for a later time when my knee and feet heal up.
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5 RepliesEdited by Leftry: 10/25/2014 5:05:26 AMHi again spooky! I can't help but feel I Sparked this thread with a comment of mine in another. :) Anyways Primary Care Paramedic Schooling- First Aid Level 1 -> Emergency medical responder course (3weeks 2-3grand) -> Primary Care Paramedic Course (3months pre study, 6months in class, 1-3 months Precepting real life ambulance calls *5 Grand + Books and uniform- ) Then you get Licensed to work in your Province (i'm from Canada -500$) You can now work with any ambulance service, 16-18$/h in town. (Terrible) To become a Rig medic Find a Medic Contracting company, Apply for all courses needed ie. WHMIS, H2S ect. Step 2: ???? Step 3: Profit!! Honestly as a Rig medic I make 350$/day or you can say 29.12/hour. 2weeks in 2weeks out, Flexible vacation time. I make around 62k a year before taxes. - Only 20 years old. - I watch TV all day and play video games at work in my own shack, Free food ect.
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What's your occupation? pu$$y slayer Salary or wage? ur m0m Earnings per year? (gross and net) $mili0n Do you have a retirement plan? If so, what? play halos 4evr How did you get your job? ur m0m begged m3
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5 RepliesEdited by I LIKE FLAMETHROWERS: 10/24/2014 11:02:52 PMPackage handler (don't laugh) (FedEx) $13.80/hour No retirement plan Walked in and hired me on the spot.
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1 ReplyI work at Mcdonald's for $7.90 an hour serving the fatasses of America.
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4 RepliesI approve the Roth IRA bit.
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Edited by cRiPpL3fIgHt45: 10/25/2014 3:22:00 AMUnited States Marine. Salary. >$20,000 Become an officer and serve another 16 years and then receive my pay from the government while opening a business. Talked to a recruiter.
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12 RepliesFull time college student. Pre medical. Money is something I have very little of right now, but will have a lot of in 10 years.
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I work at Fry's Food stores, otherwise known as Kroger. I make between $13 to $14 an hour doing stock work over night in the General Merchandise department. Pretty sure we have some sort of retirement but I am not sure what it is. I got my job because my dad works with the company and was able to just get me an interview and Started working shortly after that. Been with the company for 6 years now, my dad around 45 years. lol
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1 ReplyI have 3 jobs run a business and I make 10k a day I have a gf and a car and I employ 2 prostitutes every month. Umad?
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Edited by Gordonian Knot: 10/24/2014 10:44:37 PMCNC Machinist, Currently 30,000, Hopefully higher pay in the future :)
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5 RepliesNo I went to go see someone because of recent events in my life and they said I shouldn't be working so I didn't go to my first day on the job today.
