Your advert states "+ Benefits" - what are they? 22K in central London will barely cover the rent/mortgage & council tax for a 1 bedroom house.

Free coffee.

To try to put it into some perspective, A yearly salary of £22000 divided by 12 is about £1833 per month. Take off about 30% for tax and national insurance and you have about £1283. Now I don't know what the costs of getting from the edge of West London into the centre of London are but I bet I wouldn't get much change out of about £300 a month. That leave's less than £1000 per month or, £250 a week for the mortgage, grub, bills and most importantly, beer tokens.

The job is 40 hours per week plus the traveling to and fro into town to listen to people moaning all day about being ripped off by financial firms and undoubtedly screaming down the phone at you to try and get their money back.

And you call people on here idiots and ask for their respect!

It's a well known fact, I can get £26000 on benefits! Bugger working for £22000.

£22k, pro rata as I'm a part-timer, isn't too far off what I earn at the moment as a low-level office wallah in Norwich. "London Wages" aren't a myth or a grab for extra cash, the cost of living there is higher.

Originally Posted by Shortty71

I'm sure you will appreciate there are ex servicemen and women drawing their pension after 22 years who live in London and are looking for an opportunity to top it off without doing too much.
Not all jobs will suit every individual. I have also made sacrifices since leaving the sevices. We don't always get what we feel we are valued!

Fixed that for you.

If that is what you're up to then you're conning folks, if not then I think we've worked out why you've got some vacancies.