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    I work about 10 hours in a light week, and about 60 hours in a heavy week. Last year I earned around $220k NZD.

    Even though I earn fairly well, I still feel poor. Living in Melbourne does that to you.

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    It is apparent after reading all your posts that most don't earn stiff all as an employee - so why do it??
    It is what it is

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patch View Post
    It is apparent after reading all your posts that most don't earn stiff all as an employee - so why do it??
    With the increase Chinese immigrant workers allowed under the Labour Govt free trade deal, NZers will be able to retire.

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    Good on ya for taking a stand Martin, you're a decent chap and a hard worker so if the bosses don't appreciate that then see what else is on offer.

    Currently I have no idea what I earn per hour, based on most of the posts here my salary is definately lower than average. Hours can be a killer, pretty easy to pull a 60+ hour week, worked a 12.5 hour day on Sunday with 15min morning smoko and 40 minutes for lunch, just the nature of the job I guess. Longest day I've worked so far was from 8am to 11:30pm, pretty knackering when you're back to work next day at 8 again!

    In saying that, I wouldn't change it, its a pretty special job and I'd rather be doing this then something I hated for a few more dollars in the bank!

    Good luck with your search bud

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slingshot View Post
    What bank do you work for?
    Don't work for a bank.
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    26.5 hours per week for 39 weeks.
    If I didn't pay any tax and saved every red cent I earned I still wouldn't have the 16 k to send Zac to Belgium...
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    pay so far--not a bloody dime. Gotta love bein self employed
    To see a life newly created.To watch it grow and prosper. Isn't that the greatest gift a human being can be given?

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    I'm not to sure what my hours worked are. Varied, on call 24hrs a day. Expected to complete an average of 40hrs per week... often more, but sometimes less.
    Paywise is ok. My postion could be valued, dependant on experience, between 45 and 55k + house.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zoolander View Post
    Good on ya for taking a stand Martin, you're a decent chap and a hard worker so if the bosses don't appreciate that then see what else is on offer.

    Currently I have no idea what I earn per hour, based on most of the posts here my salary is definately lower than average. Hours can be a killer, pretty easy to pull a 60+ hour week, worked a 12.5 hour day on Sunday with 15min morning smoko and 40 minutes for lunch, just the nature of the job I guess. Longest day I've worked so far was from 8am to 11:30pm, pretty knackering when you're back to work next day at 8 again!

    In saying that, I wouldn't change it, its a pretty special job and I'd rather be doing this then something I hated for a few more dollars in the bank!

    Good luck with your search bud
    Cheers man. Geez you do some long hours...
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    37.5 hrs per week + min 1 hour overtime per day.
    Very much under $30/hr.
    22 years experience, Trade Cert etc. It's not often I blow my own trumpet but I am very good at my job.
    No morning or afternoon tea breaks. 30 min lunch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Patch View Post
    so why do it??
    For queen and country my dear sir.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky Bills View Post
    I work on average 45-50hours a week, and in the 35-40k a year bracket......

    Have you figured from what everyone is saying that you are not too bad off. Some of use are quite a lot older, with a huge amount of experience and getting around the same as you ... Personally, I always follow up on requests if I have not had a response for a while. Go to the Boss and say something like "I was wondering if you had made a decision re the discussion on such and such a date ...." you can only ask and the worst that can happen is they can say no.

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    [QUOTE=Nasty;1512071]
    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky Bills View Post
    I work on average 45-50hours a week, and in the 35-40k a year bracket......QUOTE]


    Have you figured from what everyone is saying that you are not too bad off. Some of use are quite a lot older, with a huge amount of experience and getting around the same as you ... Personally, I always follow up on requests if I have not had a response for a while. Go to the Boss and say something like "I was wondering if you had made a decision re the discussion on such and such a date ...." you can only ask and the worst that can happen is they can say no.

    Yeah I did see that.
    Will see how we go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky Bills View Post
    Cheers man. Geez you do some long hours...
    Probably why I can never find enough time to go riding these days . Got a new arrival of the 4 legged kind at coming in at work tomorrow so it'll be another long day I expect.....

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