Hunny i will bloody marry u coz ur working towards being a nurse ... dats how much it will earn ...... Forget about business n stuff ..... being a nurse with 2 years experience means u can immigra...

Neither - I'd find a job that kept me with my family and paid better.

Are you in the US? For a private practice, the doctor or doctors are generally self-employed owners of the practice, so they get paid their share (if it's a group) of the money collected from...

America is a great place with literally limitless oportunity. A person with marketable and needed skills liek yourself would do well here. You can continue to persue education and work to any lev...

a) Her raise is $1569.40 (39235 * .04) b) Her new annual salary is $40804.40 (39235 * 1.04) P.S. If you've found this answer helpful, please rate it. Thanks.

I work in L&D in Ontario, Canada and my starting salary was $23 an hour and now I make $27 (4 years experience, 2 1/2 at the present hospital) Nurses in L&D tend to work 12 hour shifts (3...

The reason that nurses aren't paid well is because their services are lumped into the fee for the hospital room. If they could itemize what they did, it would show their value and they would ...

You might try working opposite shifts so you don't need daycare or at least not full time. You may need to downsize your lifestyle so you can afford it since you aren't low income.

Sorry to say, but with an income of Dhs 2.500 your husband can't sponser either you nor the baby. Its's not up to a company to be willing or not. That's the UAE Law. Even to sp...

There is not a nursing shortage in the U.S. Nurses have quit in huge numbers because corporate America moved in and made patient care unsafe. For example, prudent research has shown that one regi...

Generally speaking, you want to keep your housing expenses to 25% of your income. If you're paying $1400 monthly in rent, that's a bit high, but location is a big factor. If you are c...

The Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics has what you want.

I work in the health field in the US but my advice would be to go to a local hospital and ask a midwife or "labor and delivery" nurse. I assume you're still in school/college so I w...

The highest salaries for RNs are generally seen on the west coast and in the northeastern states. But by the same token, the highest cost of living also happens to be on the west coast and the nor...

starting salary is around 拢7,500 and it increases when you qualify 3 years later. i found it impossible to live on even whilst living with my parents. if you have a degree i would suggest you do ...