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No you won't as you are not allowed to 😂

Not at woolies Its 40-45 You aren't allowed to do over 45. Let be honest if you are needing to do more than 45 hours a week you aren't doing your job properly.

Only 4-5 stores in the state have nightfill. The rest is evening fill up untill midnight

Must say woolies department managers are now paid penalty rates for public holidays on top of their salary and are not allowed to do over 45 hours per week.

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I'm making $82k as a fruit n veg manager mate.

Just got another payrise and I'm on $82k Physical work but far from stressful

Not for long

You work crazy hours you are generally s**t at your job m8

Guides like that are just a guide obviously. Doesnt take into account ive got 18 years experience in the industry

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Ok.........thanks I've often heard if you have it in high risk and it goes down just leave it high risk over time and you will get it all back..not sure if correct but sounds too good lol

Just got a question for any super guru's on bigfooty I've been employed with a company for just over 6 years with contributions of between 10k-13k a year and selected the high risk option. I just checked what my balance is and it's only about $38k. I am assuming this is because the stock...

Thanks guys

Speaking to the wife she said $200-$250 lol you can't blame me I don't shop The $150petrol per week is legit though, a tank each per week

Dont know what i did above haha

Hi all Just wondering if anyone has a investment property out in bigfooty land? IF so what are the pro's and con's? I have a mortgage on the home I live in would I need a deposit for the investment property? thanks rob

Married with 2 kids Mortgage $450 Petrol $150 (Two cars) Food ($150ish) All other bills would add up to around $200 a week (averaged out) such as rego for two cars, electricity, water, phone, rates etc

Yep plenty of slutty tramps around....I guess you just have to wait till u find a good girl. Plenty of them as we'll.

I disagree my best investment are my kids. They give me the most enjoyment in life. You just gotta not pick a **** that will leave you for greener pastures.

but you will end up dying a lonely old man. Best investment is your kids IMO

They pay their department managers crap

Yep agree I purchased when I was 25.....looking to upgrade now. Had I Sold 3 years ago you could probably put another 60/70k on my figures

I'm 34 years old Equity in House - $180 000 Car - $20,000 Shares - Super - $80 000 Cash - $5000

Hi all I have been working in the supermarket game for 16 years in numerous positions and I have decided I'm going to explore the possibility of purchasing my own such as a iga or similar. Has any owned a independent and if so do you have any feedback. I understand it would be a lot of work but...

$148k mortgage on a unit valued at $300k-$320k Bought back in 2004 for $177k Gonna sell soon and purchase a 3 bedroom townhouse for $390-$400k hopefully............ A lot of poeple get in trouble by tryng to buy something flashy that they cannot afford without building up some equity...

Fresh produce dept manager $65k + 15% super + up to 20% bonus (depending on kpi results) 2-3 percent pay review every year total package available is $84k in charge of up to 10 staff 40 hours a week must atleast work one weekend day a week/fortnight

Coles pay their department managers like that Woolies pay their department managers a salary plus bonuses

What supermarket chain are we talking about