According to the Office of National
Statistics,
these are the top 20 lowest paying jobs in
2019
(in average annual salaries):
1. Bar staff - £16,055
2. Waiters and waitresses - £16,286
3. Kitchen and catering assistants - £16,604
4. Leisure and theme park attendants -
£16,766
5. Launderers, dry cleaners and pressers -
£17,090
6. Educational support assistants - £17,170
7. Beauticians - £17,179
8. Unqualified in the service industry -
£17,354
9. Nursery nurses and assistants - £17,392
10. Pharmacy and other dispensing assistants
-
£17,594
11. Hairdressers and barbers - £17,609
12. Cleaners and domestics - £17,815
13. Retail cashiers and check-out operators
-
£17,873
14. Teaching assistants - £17,923
15. Cooks - £18,065
16. Unqualified sales work - £18,355
17. Dental nurses - £18,791
18. Playworkers - £18,802
19. Housekeepers and related occupations -
£19,040
20. Level 1 administrators - £19,176
1. Project Manager - Average Base
Salary:
£41,808.
2. Business Analyst - Average Base
Salary:
£39,127.
3. Data Scientist - Average Base Salary:
£46,665.
4. Software Engineer - Average Base
Salary:
£41,100.
5. Mechanical Engineer - Average Base
Salary: £33,765.
6. Accountant - Average Base Salary:
£36,171.
You can search for any local
recruitment
agencies or any local jobsites or
even
visit any of the bigger websites,
search
for the role you want but make sure
that
you will filter the results by your
location. Alternatively, you can
visit
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pages on
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with all the Jobs or CVs that our
database has in your live location,
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of
people searching jobs around their
area.
On business websites, job
portals ,
job aggregators , social media,
word-of-mouth, professional
networks,networking events and
career fairs.
The recruiter will call you
as
soon as there is news to
share,
typically only after an
offer is
accepted by another
candidate or
one is coming your way.
Research the job and the
recruitment agency.
Visit
the agency's website and
if
they don't have one or
it
doesn't fit with how
they
describe the company,
consider that a red
flag.
You can also use Google
to
research the agency.
Usually, if the company
exists one of the top
links
will be from review
websites
like Trustpilot,
Glassdoor
etc. Also, you can
search
this agency across
social
media. Finally, make
sure
you check out the
agency’s
references.