Him crying about earning 45k a year for a part time job when you have two couples working minimum wage on zero hour contracts trying to raise a family.
We’re all worse really for bothering. He has no idea what’s involved in teaching, why it’s an important job and he has no idea about children or their needs.
If you’re talking about nasty pieces of shit then it’s not me here.
You have an arrogantly tosser playing the poor mouth about earning double (in a part time job) what a person in a full time minimum wage job earns for.
If he is in the job 10 years then he is on about 45k a year.
50/52 = 961 pw.
He reckons he could get that for a day tiling.
That’s fine but he’s self employed if he does. He has a whole lot of outlay and risk if he does:
It’s tough work physically
He has no sick pay benefits
No holiday benefits
No annual leave benefits
He’s on the hook for liabilities if there’s an accident
He has to get insurance for himself, his vehicles and his tools
He has to take charge of his tax affairs
He might have to take people on
He runs the risk of being left out of pocket and not being paid
Work could try up and there is no security in his pay.
So he’s clearly spinning bullshit and I think you can clarify how vicious and nasty he got when I merely took his point, showed the inconsistencies and lies he was spinning.
So who’s the bastard here. They guy (me) who points out facts or the guy who spins bullshit and gets nasty when it’s pointed out to him.
I could very easily earn a weeks wages for a days tiling,
Why don’t you go and research what a tiler earns as well (accompanied by a 2000 word essay) as you’ve little else to be doing obviously.
Mr Angry, asking a load of personal questions and then saying everything is bullshit , you’d have to wonder why somebody would bother?
What course did you do originally before going back to study for teaching? Not easy to go back after earning good wages and do what was presumably a 2 years unpaid masters to attain the teaching degree.
My wife was working full time and earning well, we had 4 small children so I looked after the hone while I was studying that time, probably saved us money, most of my work was done in the evenings
Do many people companies employ a tradesmen on 250k a year? Anyone who makes any money in construction works for themselves which is very risky and unsecure living though it can be lucrative if it works out well for them. It’s more likely you are referring to being a sole trader which takes on the following risks:
It’s tough work physically
He has no sick pay benefits
No holiday benefits
No annual leave benefits
He’s on the hook for liabilities if there’s an accident
He has to get insurance for himself, his vehicles and his tools
He has to take charge of his tax affairs
He might have to take people on
He runs the risk of being left out of pocket and not being paid
Work could try up and there is no security in his pay.
Sure haven’t you the summer off to earn your weekly wage in a day in any case?