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Meet the Mumpreneurs : Truly Madley Baby
Julie’s career started early when, aged 16, she left school to work for NatWest bank. After five years there, she left to try to pursue a career in business and joined Keiper Recaro – the car seat manufacturers – where again she worked in finance. She ended up running the accounts department at the tender age of 22 before…
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Tagged bank, businesswoman, Days of our Lives characters, Dragon, Dragons' Den, Guernsey, Julie, Milton Keynes, Money matters, Norwich Union, Orkney Islands, Peter Jones, Sam, Series, Television
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Norwich Union housekeeping study: Hours worked by home helps
On average, what are British households paying their domestic help? Employee Average hourly rate Gardener £6.46 Handyman £6.46 Cleaner £4.85 Ironer £4.85 Nanny/Childcarers £3.64 On average, how many hours are these people working for each employer and how many hours a week do they work in total? Employee Average hours worked for each employer Average…
Posted in Money matters, News
Tagged Employment, Gardener, Handyman, Nanny, Norwich Union, week Gardener
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Pollution ranked biggest danger by parents
29 August, 2000 PARENTS ranked pollution as the most harmful influence on their children’s health in a new survey. In a poll conducted by Norwich Union Healthcare, one in three parents rated pollution as a greater concern to the health of their children than GM foods, food additives, junk foods and lack of exercise. Pollution…
Posted in Baby Health, News
Tagged asthma, Food additives, law courts, Ministry of Justice, Nicole Hockley, Norwich, Norwich Union, Perth
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Nannies and child carer’s are being paid less than gardeners
13 September, 2000 NANNIES and childcarers are being paid less than gardeners, a new study has found, and even less than cleaners. More than 2.7 million households in the UK have some kind of help in the home but nannies and childcarers are being paid an average of £3.64 an hour compared to £4.85 for cleaners…
