A Victorian scullery maid typically earned between 10 to 15 shillings per week, which translates to about 1.5 to 2 shillings per day. Wages could vary depending on the household and the maid's experience, but they were generally low, reflecting the limited financial means of domestic workers during that era. The role involved hard labor and long hours, often with little chance for advancement.
3 pence a day
10-13 pound a year
Nothing.
The average salary of a meter maid is $40,132. However in some states such as California a meter maid can make up to $100,000 annually.
In CA beach cities they make over 22.00 bucks an hour.
as a maid/treainer at maid pro, i make $11 an hour and $13 when i have trainees. all the houses i do are local from the office i work at and i get $3 per house i go to for gas money...and it is the best job ive ever had :-)
The Victorian got $100,000.
AnswerBeing a maid is not an easy job. You always have to do other peoples work and you cant complain. I think you make roughly 35 dollars an hour.It depends on what type of maid you are..I am a maid for a four star hotel and i along with all the other maids in our hotel get paid minimum wage.
a Victorian House is much bigger
I maid 17,000 last year, but I only worked about 20 hours a week
3 pence a hourAnswer:Without adjusting for cost of living and so on the pay seems to be pretty dismal. In the mid-1860s mais in London in London received about £21 pounds/year. For a ten hour day this would be 8d. In today's money a maid would work for a minimal pay of about $20,000, about the same as a McJob.
Not very much!