What's your hourly wage? (employment, applying, payment, interest)

[I_Love_LI_but]

Originally Posted by MJimLay

The most I have ever made was $15 an hour and I was "User Support" in the IT department at a mid sized company. I am currently making $12 an hour but will not be keeping this job as it's not working out and will most likely have to take a pay cut again I was just offered a $13 an hour job, but it's 105 miles away (one way) and is only a 2-4 week project.

I have relatives where you live. That has been a tough employment market for decades BEFORE the current economic situation, so I can only imagine how it is now. I hope you can find something better. If the beach has rebuilt and has enough nightlife, perhaps you might do better as a bartender or food server (waiter/waitress) in a good restaurant, bar, etc.

[PurpleLove08]

$8.00
I might have a raise in January but who knows...?

I just consider myself lucky to have a job.

I saw a sign for holiday employment at the Bath & Body Works so I'm certainly thinking about it.

[kek1993]

$40, but more like $25, because I have to work 60 hours a week sometimes more than that.

[20yrsinBranson]

Originally Posted by I_Love_LI_but

Serious bank for the panhandle of WV! May I ask what your profession is to earn that much in one of the more unpopulated, non-city areas? Are you an employee or IC?

I'd like to know what Zentropia does for a living! LOL

20yrsinBranson

[brightdoglover]

Let's see, about $50/hr. which includes differential for third shift and some 27 years of experience.
I must say it's enough for my life. If I hadn't built up stupid debt (high debt, low interest for life) I'd be in great shape instead of just good.
My first job was $1.60/hr. The minimum wage had just gone up from $1.25.

[diorgirl]

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[hnsq]

$27/hr...when I break it down to hourly.

[nikolech]

Any work in Chico's, Nordstrom, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, Macy's?

Would like to know the salary (please, mention what store/state and position, privately is ok).

I just want to compare the salary for sale associate position.

Also, is sale associate and sale support same salary, or not?

Thanks

[Braunwyn]

If I break my salary down for 52 weeks a year, it comes out to 36/hr. I work 46 weeks, so work performed is just over 40/hr.

[max's mama]

Damn, I used to make $30/hour, right now I'm looking for work and will settle for a third of that.