What is your net take home pay every two weeks?

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I have read many posts regarding pay rates. However, once deductions and such have been taken out, what are you left with post tax, benefits, etc.

Can you tell me the state or province you are in also?

Thanks.

I live in Ontario Canada, gross about 1700.00 every two weeks, bring home net about 1200.00 How does that compare? I am in critical care. My deductions are about 300 for tax, 100 for other government stuff, like unemployment insurance, and then the rest is for dental, long term disability, union dues ( 50 bucks a month for union dues) etc.

Appreciate input! Thanks J.

Originally posted by nurs4kids

Now, honestly..I work at one of the most underpaid hospitals in B'ham (they have a monopoly..if ya wanna do peds, they know you'll stay there)..average $1100 q2w w/o OT

I work in the best paid hospital in the area and barely make that with an extra $1.40 for nocs and 1.50 for being an rn 2 (ccu, sicu, recovery, dialyisis. er)! Have i mentioned latly how much i hate where i live.

I take home about 1000 -1200 $ q 2weeks net. 4 years experience. I thought nursing in Minnesota was well paid, but from the sounds of the other posts I am not sure. 3000 q 2 weeks ?, sounds great......:confused:

Specializes in ICU, nutrition.

I bring home about $900 after taxes (just got my last check of orientation time so the next one should be better with shift diff). I have life and health insurance held out as well.

Q2wks $1700 $2750 before withholdings.

best check ever with three OT (which pay double rate) $2950

Last year was 75K

Our diff's are 27% base on weekends, and 15% weekdays.

My position is availible, I leave for CRNA school in two months.

BTW our rival hospital just upped its hourly and is giving a $13000 sign on for a two year commitment on nights (weekend diff of 8 bucks). With experience the hourly would aproach 27 bucks. If I was staying I would have to consider them.

Originally posted by Susy K

Uhhh...

Heather, Shay and I have been confused before (oddly enough people think we look alike though they've never seen us and we've never met each other) but that was SHAY that posted that!

You NUT!

:imbar :uhoh21: uh oh!~

Oh well, great minds think alike...

Heather

Originally posted by Susy K

Nut, get it? Peanut??

:chuckle :roll :rotfl:

I'm not worthy of a nutty name!

Heather

Nurse4Kids,

Which hospital in B'ham,if you want to work Peds? Lived there many years ago and worked briefly at Baptist-Montclair and then old East End hospital where I worked the peds unit. Absolutely loved Peds and have not seen a true peds unit since I left there...

I had the opportunity to work at Children's Hospital,but had to move due to domestic violence:eek:

For some reason, the folks around here consider Peds to be an opportunity to throw in orthopedics for adults and thus I have refrained from working on them.

Glad to hear you are doing well working there...I remember headhuntes calling nursing desks looking for someone,anyone to work at Cooper Greene...read an article not long ago that led me to believe that CG has cleaned up its image.

Not making much money here,sad to say, but it pays the bills...well,some of them.

;)

Wow! Having not made more than $200 per week for the last 8 years as a housekeeper, all of your take home checks sound good to me! Of course I only worked three days per week, 5-6 hours per day, but still...I think I wouldn't mind getting $800-1200 per two weeks. Right now, I am in PN school and making $0.00, so it doesn't take much to excite me!

Ok, after much calculating, pencil sharpening, eraser chewing and thoughtful contemplation... I finally decided to look at my paystub.

Gross about $1600 every 2 weeks... my NET is too gross to even think about...

Peace:)

I just grabbed out a check stub to check it, gross was $1405 for 32 reg hrs, 32 PTO(paid time off) and 2 hrs overtime with $1.50 for 3-11 shift dif. Also get an extra 30 cents an hr when I do Peds (charge pay). I only do .8, which is 4 days per week instead of 5. We have direct deposit and I also have savings for Credit union taken out so net about $1010.

Just had my yearly evaluation last week and will be getting a 71 cent/hr raise :D

Specializes in Psych, hospice, family practice.

I will say that the w/e diff at the job I'm about to start is $10.00/hr.

My pay varies as I work .6-when I don't work overtime,it's pitiful-but I usually work some OT and am getting a small pension due to early retirement. Net pay runs from 600$ to 900$-but I have health ins for my husband and healthcare account and drugs taken out of my pay,as well as a cafeteria account.Lunches can add up

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