First job,first wage.

[crazyg]

my first hit earned me £25 ,ive moved up in the world of hitmen and now can command over £100,000

I only got the usual Civil Service rate when I was a hit man for the Revenue.

 

[Beswick Prize Bands Big Drum]

First job was a paper round, I left school in 63 and started as a mechanic at William Arnolds on Upper Brook street Ardwick, think I got £1. 6s a week, I cycled from Charlestown Road to Ardwick every work day in all weather's, don't know the bloody born these days.

 

[Sir peace frog]

I only got the usual Civil Service rate when I was a hit man for the Revenue.

did I say hitman,meant butcherboy at Cheadle Hulme kwik save on a YTS about 25 quid a week paid in a brown envelope ,£8 for me mum £8 for the bank and 8 for me,those were the days :)

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

First month's salary from Rochdale Council was £47/4/11 - old money! That was for a 60 hour week. At the chalk face!

I think I got as much sweating buckets making ginger and fig biscuits at The CWS Biscuit Factory at Crumpsall - three years earlier!

 

[Tuearts right boot]

£21.00 week as a commis chef , Piccadilly hotel. Time and tenth after 40 hrs, time and an eighth for 48 hrs...etc etc finally finishing at time and half for about 80hrs. Beaten and chased round the kitchen, throwing spuds at the ladies of the night, a proper job.

 

[Bigga]

Did she possess one of those scrumptious arses you used to delight us with?

No, actually!

She was skinny, no tits, but she gave a lot of head, so I thought meh...

 

[Hoghead]

I was in Sunlight House then...BDP.
Grapes on the ground floor was busy then.....

The pissed up lift men were great - used to take your own life in yours hands when you got in. Lucky if they stopped anywhere near your floor.

 

[JULES]

apprentice chef 1974 12 quid a week

 

[I'm With Stupid]

I had a paper round for about £12 a week including coming in on Saturday/Sunday to put the supplements in. Then in Sixth Form, I worked at Currys for (I think) about £3.70 an hour. That was good because they had the full Sky package, so you could watch the football. Was a bit weird having to do credit checks on people three times my age though. Actually, the accidentally started me on £2.70 an hour, which was below minimum wage, so when they realised, they had to give me a free Gamecube to make up the difference.

 

[crazyg]

did I say hitman,meant butcherboy at Cheadle Hulme kwik save on a YTS about 25 quid a week paid in a brown envelope ,£8 for me mum £8 for the bank and 8 for me,those were the days :)

Don't worry. Your secret is safe with me.. I turned in my 00 licence when I took early retirement.