The last working day of the month for me.
The last working day of the month for me.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
I get paid at the end of each month and I bought a new red shift dress!![]()
I'm paid biweekly. I couldn't budget my money if I were paid only once a month. I'm bad enough with money now. If they handed me an entire months wages one day I would probably have no money by the end of the week.
Signature by rubah. I think.
Because I'm currently an unemployed student (I can't work at the moment because I'm doing a full-time unpaid field placement), I'm living off welfare. It's only a couple of hundo every fortnight but it gets me by.
I get paid every fourth friday (bring on the 9th!). I work retail. I've been trying to save around £200 a month and have been pretty successful....however I have to pay more rent now and there is a new camera and a new pair of levis I have my eyes on.....and my candy and chinese takeout budget is more strained recently.......trying to balance it all on my excel spreadsheets.....AND i need new frames for my glasses. Next month will be fun!"!
I get paid tomorrow, the 31st because HMV likes to pay us on the last working day of every month though the pay cycle ends the saturday a week before payday. Unfortunately HMV dislikes paying overtime out to full time staff members, I get an average (based on this feb just gone) of £8 per hour before the tax comes out of it. Unfortunately my tax is through the roof, mainly because I held 2 jobs for a while and the tax office hasn't sorted it out though I expect them to do so by the end of the year, if they don't I will have to manually apply for a rebate...booo!
Money because of the trip to Egypt in OMG just 21 days time! Is admittedly going to be a little tight for me atm. Still Egypt is going to be freaking awesome, looking forwards to my lovely bronzed blonde in her bikiniI'm putting off buying the FFXIII until I get back, I got enough games to tidy me over until then so it'll be cool, just really need a new book, I've re-read several entire book series now and well, theres only so many I can sit down and re-read before I declare myself "so smurfing bored of this
" Having near perfect memory for things is not always a good thing, reading books especially. I'd use local libraries but well, unfortunately the local libraries in Barnet suck they generally have a selection of books I'll be interested in but if it's like a series or something they'll have like book 3 and book 9 of it and I'll be left either not having a clue or needing to buy them anyhow I wouldn't mind if they had book 1 and none of the others maybe because I could always buy the series if I like it.
With a flat to pay for (rent+counciltax+bills = damn you!!!!) and the fact that at the bare bones minimum my work costs me either £36.50 a week or £141.40 a month to get to (damn oxford street) even if I took the busses in it'd be like £60 on them and for early shifts I'd be facing nearly a 2 hour bus ride in. I'm going to see if work will provide me with an annual travel card and deduct a monthy amount from my wages to see if thats better for me, that or move store soon!
I get paid once a month, it's pretty much always been that way for me - except for one job I had several years ago, where it was every two weeks.
Oh, and I think it's like the last working day of the month or something. I've never really paid much attention to that to be honest. Come to think of it, that means I'll get paid tomorrow. Nice!![]()
Money is great!
Too bad I rarely have it. >.<
We really are privileged here in Denmark. Even the minimum wages are acceptable.![]()
The other side of the family are however not that fortunate. They live in the Philippines, and many of them pretty much depend on my mother sending them money every month, like she did today.
The world is so out of balance!
I get paid on the 25th of each month, but if it falls on a weekend, its the last working day before the 25th - so in April I'll get paid on the 23rd.
I have an annual wage, but if it was an hourly rate it works out at about £8.80 an hour. I work a full-time job, 35 hours a week.
It's only my starting wage, which makes me happy - because as long as I meet my targets I can get a bonus and a payrise each year.
Plus, overtime is paid at double time or time and a half...result! I worked 4 hours last Saturday, which will be an extra £70 before tax.