Is it even worth being a working student (vs. being a regular employee)?
Assuming I earn 20€ per hour and work 12 hours per week, that's 4 * 12 * 20 = 960 ~ 1000€ per month.
The gross net calculator gives me €915 net as a working student:
In addition, I would need health insurance and apparently also nursing care insurance, which costs 95+25€ with Barmer, for example, so I'm actually only left with 790€ net.
If I just earned that, I would end up with even more:
Is it only worth it if you work really hard or what's the point?
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As a student, it is usually not worth crossing the shortage due to health insurance.
Error! At 521€ per month. gross wage you are with a mtl. contribution of 30 cents !!! since 1.10.2022 fully socially insured, ie pension, sick, nursing and unemployment insurance according to the professional AOK salary calculator 2023 😉
https://www.aok.de/fk/tools/computer/content calculator-2023/
If you find a midijob employer who hires you for 521€ per month. gross dare, you will be with about 30 cents !!! since 1.10.2022 fully socially insured, ie pension, sick, nursing and unemployment insurance according to the professional AOK salary calculator 2023 😉
https://www.aok.de/fk/tools/computer/content calculator-2023/
Greetings siola55
What do you mean "normally done"?
Otherwise you should look past:
https://www.finanztip.de/studentjobs/
I currently work 40h a week as a "normal employee". Is there something to reduce this to 10 hours, for example, and to remain in the "normal" working relationship?
There is no choice: Students employed within the occupational health limits are insurance-free in the unemployment and health/care insurance.
Depending on the merit and own health insurance, this can actually be more expensive for the student.
What a fucking…
You have just under 20% deductions and are already expected for pension points. What do you expect to get out of gross net at 1000 euros?
In other words: Who's going to pay your health insurance for you?
My employer:D
he already does that at least 50%. At some point you have to learn to come up for yourself instead of screaming for the state.
And after studying? Keep thinking.
Huh? This has nothing to do with it
You forgot the monetary advantage of investing in your skills through your studies.