Which Jobs Pay Well But Aren't Too Demanding?
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They used to but apparently not as well as they did. Plus it's very demanding, when my uncle used to do the bins his driver would never stop the truck so you'd see the collectors chasing him down the road with 2 bins at a time.
I think the old council contracts have slowly been eroded by agency workers and new terms imposed on new workers.....a couple of chaps I know on the bins earn totally different wages even though they do the same job in the same vehicle, the younger earns just over 18k compared to the almost £25k of the long serviceman. Neither are paid well in my opinion, its a pretty horrible job.
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I'm a student
My income is non-existent...Oh no, I lie, I forgot the £7.50/hr for the four hour shifts I do 5 times a year, and the behavioural economic studies with payouts between £2 and £17 for an hour with similar frequency
No, I was just genuinely curious knowing he was in some kind of PhD scenario.
kd
You could always roll the dice and join the armed forces. If you get the right post you can get paid to do pretty much nothing at all, with insanely massive perks in the form of cheap accomodation, zero bills and pretty good value meals.
Then again, if you aren't quite so lucky you will have the most demanding job ever and be overworked to within an inch of your life.
Then again, if you aren't quite so lucky you will have the most demanding job ever and be overworked to within an inch of your life.
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Dealing and / or pimping.
You would probably need loaded dice......
Because that is what will likely happen.
unless you join the RAF of course...
I'm a student
Oh no, I lie, I forgot the £7.50/hr for the four hour shifts I do 5 times a year, and the behavioural economic studies with payouts between £2 and £17 for an hour with similar frequency
No, I was just genuinely curious knowing he was in some kind of PhD scenario.
kd
Be glad your parents can support your activities.
Not all can.
Playing with the boys!
The game: bum meets willy.
I don't get paid very much at the moment I'm afraid.....less than £30k currently. But it will, in time, very much fit the OPs requirements.....
Some of us think that that is loads.
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I could be entirely on a grant. Whether I am or not is entirely here nor there, but not something I'd disclose. But it's possible
Some of us think that that is loads.
Don't do too much
I can't remember which, but £30k put's you in either the top 25% or top 50% of earners. I'm pretty sure it's the prior.
kd
Some of us think that that is loads.
They don't care -
They are cavorting around in a bum and willy fest.
We are all standing on the side lines.