What's the average SF employment status?

[gnomi]

full time worker,full time parent to 2

[PrincessSam]

I work part time and I'm a student so I wasn't sure which option to go for, btu I went for student since that's my primary focus.

[dynamicdebz]

I work full time.

But I wonder looking at the poll is everyone being honest?

You can be honest no-one will know who ticked which box.

[gnomi]

who's the proffessional crook?

[Guest_225]

Why is there no option for work full time, but avoid excessive tax by having a good accountant?

[psyn]

nice set of options, quite the comprehensive range.

[CherryNicole]

Student Scum

[tom3t0]

I don’t think SF is made up of a representative section of society – though of course I could be wrong.

 

Half of the UK population is working, and 10% are unemployed or on benefits (of some kind and for whatever reason.).

 

It would be interesting to see where the bulk of SF members sit.

 

Representative of local/national/international society?

 

Probably more along the lines of national society than local, im guessing most users live in or were brought up in sheffield, with a minority of infidels who have never been to sheffield.

[Normon]

Representative of local/national/international society?

 

Probably more along the lines of national society than local, im guessing most users live in or were brought up in sheffield, with a minority of infidels who have never been to sheffield.

I was thinking national norms, but Sheffield people should not be too far removed from national averages.

From the poll thus far, we have a far higher than UK average number of people in full time work.

 

I was expecting, based on many of the more noticeable and vociferous posters, that there would be more students, unemployed, and ‘unable to work’ respondees (perhaps it just seems that way because those people may have more time available to sit by the PC, and are therefore a loud minority). I was under the impression that there were a relatively large number of posters who are either unemployed, disabled, or both, and expected there to be a ‘spike’ of responses accordingly. (Before anybody gets defensive, none of this is meant in any way whatsoever to be a slight against people who are either disabled or unemployed, but one might not unreasonably expect people in those groups to use internet chat fora more than some other groups).

 

Perhaps the high proportion in-work is because a higher proportion of people in full time work have constant internet access.

[CorkerSWFC]

I don’t think SF is made up of a representative section of society – though of course I could be wrong.

 

Half of the UK population is working, and 10% are unemployed or on benefits (of some kind and for whatever reason.).

 

It would be interesting to see where the bulk of SF members sit.

 

Employed and happy, but always tired.......