Somewhere I still have the £10 passport, I must look it up.I do just about remember it, with my parents, but it was a bit more than £10, I think! £50 maybe? My parents joked that they wished they had enough money to worry about it! iI those days £50 was an average bloke's wages for three weeks or so!
My first ever pay packet for a full week's work was just under £10.
Bear in mind I was only 10 years old then!!!!Somewhere I still have the £10 passport, I must look it up.
My first teaching month's salary was £39! - September 1965.
Bearing in mind that was only about £10 a week then my first week's pay, in 1972 at £10 wasn't much better/worse. As a factory hand. The fact the pay hadn't improved much just shows that inflation wasn't such a problem then.Somewhere I still have the £10 passport, I must look it up.
My first teaching month's salary was £39! - September 1965.
Bear in mind that mine was a professional salary!!
Feckin cold down here too!
Well of course I do get that! I'd have to dig into my archives to see what I earned as a teacher in 1981. My first year doing it. Before that I'd done all sorts of jobs including a rep with a firm's car. £30 per week seems to stick in my mind.Bear in mind that mine was a professional salary!!
I am glad you managed to benefit from it. You as well as me know that that never really happened again. I nearly left teaching in about 1983/4 due to the rubbish pay.
Sorry to hear it. I hope you feel better soon.
Interestingly my first two were Pfizer ones and I had no effects whatsoever, the same can't be said for the booster one which was Moderna. I feel for you and hope you recover very soon. I will NOT be having any further boosters if they offer me Moderna.
Pity about that as my heating oil is going to have to be replenished in the not too distant future.
The only good thing is that since I had a new double bunded one fitted it only takes 1200 litres to fill it - the last one was in excess of 2000 litres.
