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[Declang]

£15 an hour, especially considering over a full time week of 40 hours its £400 more than the minimum wage and no doubt working for yourself will be much harder and more stressful than an office job.

[MDL]

I would take the £15.00 an hour.

[1_ross_1]

I would much rather work for someone then be on the minimum wage

[Bonkers]

Originally Posted by greedyboy

I'm not sure why it is even a poll?

It's like saying would you rather work for minimum wage or work for yourself without making a profit. Pointless.

No it isn't at all.

[Despina]

One has to start somewhere....
Work in my local town is pants in a big way, up untill recently I was commuting over 250 miles A DAY for the big wage. My son was in bed when i left the house and in bed when i came home.
The traveling and no life finnely caught up with me. I now work part time traveling from Derby to London, can only find minimum wage jobs in my home town, and would much rather earn with a view to build that for myself.
I am now earning less than minimum wage for myself and float on what I earn part time for my boss.
This however will not stop me putting the hours and hard work in for FREE to build my own business.
Starting from the ground up is the only way I know how, and am learning fast.

[mrsweet]

Is that 15 notes per 8 hour day? or 15 notes 24hours per day?

[Sashas Jewels]

I'm greedy and I want to earn £30 an hour and I don't care whether it be for someone else or myself lol

At the moment my business is only a couple of years old and until it's established I don't expect to make £15 an hour...

I have made some mistakes along the way that would probably knock me down to minimum wage and I'm not ashamed to admit it, but, I have learned from them

[mrsweet]

My other half earns 300 notes per hour! but only works a few hours per week.....

Wedding photographer at the top end.. evil job tho LOL

Not for men.