Construction project, what can we afford?

2019-12-19 18:14:01

oh, that someone checks that in the profile
I admit, I fudged a little. Both are employed under tvöd, but it has nothing to do with administration or anything like that.

Yes, you do that when you yourself are in the public sector and know the salaries there. In that sense, you are naturally a bit curious who in the lower pay grades has a net income of over 2300.
In that respect, the curiosity makes sense, whether something is being embellished and is unrealistic.

2019-12-19 19:22:24

Well, as a federal officer in the upper service at level A10, 25 is easily achievable..

2019-12-19 19:48:04

Well, as a federal official in the upper service at A10, 25 years is easily doable..

We don't want to dwell on that now, I think. The original poster has to know for himself how he deals with the truth

2019-12-19 21:20:58

Yes, you do that when you yourself work in the public sector and know the salaries there. In this sense, one is indeed somewhat curious about who in the lower grades has a net income of over 2300.
In that respect, the curiosity makes sense as to whether something is being embellished and unrealistic.

We don't want to dwell on that now, I think. The original poster has to know for themselves how they deal with the truth

I've updated it in the profile now, you can take another look, sorry.

Best regards

2019-12-20 12:32:37

I don’t want to tattoo ants now, but which emergency paramedic regularly earns 2,500 net? Level 4 and above excluded. Surely allowances are included there? (shift work, night allowance, possibly on-call duty)

Better calculate without the allowances.

Construction project, what can we afford?

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