The lowest wage in UK is £5.35?

Hi, I am a Polish guy, I have heard that the lowest wage here it's £5.35. I've apllayed to PGL company, but they pay to member of staff new to PGL, working at one of our centres in the UK can expect to earn a four-weekly salary of between £746.60 and £898.80 gross: for activity instructor, or in2action also, how it is possible?

Polish guy, I have heard that the lowest wage here it's 5.35. I've apllayed to PGL company, but they pay to member of staff new to PGL, working at one of our centres in the UK can expect to earn a four-weekly salary of between £746.60 and £898.80 gross: for activity instructor, or in2action also, how it is possible?

Hi, you have to ask English here, maybe Polish also, I know that in in2action you have national minimum, have to share your room with another instructor, and pay your meals. I uderstand that this wage provided by companies like PGL when you are working for them abroad, why this wage is offer in UK- I
don't know

That is a wage for a four week salary

it would be say 37.5 hours a week x 4 = that amount on average and is before tax and national insurance is deducted ... but you would still have between those amounts as on average tax on that upper amount £898.80 would be 22% which works out at round £50.00 then approx £20-£25 in national insurance stamp which has to be paid.

that is a average salary for a job on £12k - £13.500k a year

hope that helps

if you are young, and more importantly, have the right attitude, working for pGL can be a great laugh and a wonderful ex[perience... if not then it might be advisable to look elsewhere... youre not doing it for the money...

Yes, i know, but i need a job AND money.

i don't understand, so how much i can earn per month?

yeah, i've heard it also, so i cannot live with my girlfriend if i have to live with another worker?

just wanted to work like a creche or enterteinar, but i'm a bit affraid of wages

maybe you need to be minimum spanish, german or russian speaker also

you will earn between what you originally quoted a month



but minus tax and national insurance contributions