Angard 2016/2017 Pay Rate

northwiz · Post by **northwiz** » 26 May 2016, 13:36

Hi
Could anyone tell me what are the current rates for Angard employees after de 12 week period ?
Are they different depending on the site? (is there any London allowance?) or how long you have been working with them?

Post by **Lockardian** » 26 May 2016, 20:32

As far as I know, these are the AWR pay rates for our Mail centre (outside London). Unsure if the London rate is different.

Mon-Sat Pay Rates

Day Shift - £10.61
Dawn Shift - £11.39
Early 0500 - £11.02
Early 0530 - £10.81
Evening - £11.19
Lates - £11.85
Nights - £12.95

Sunday Pay Rates

Day Shift - £16.32
Dawn Shift - £17.10
Early 0500 - £16.73
Early 0530 - £16.53
Evening - £16.91
Lates - £17.56
Nights - £18.66

I'm not aware of any pay rise in April, except for those with less than 12 weeks service, which was upped to match National Minimum Wage.

ennabee · Post by **ennabee** » 13 Jun 2016, 07:47

Royal mail workers have been offered a rise of 1.6%, backdated to April 4th, which will also apply to Angard workers on AWR

volvo154 · Post by **volvo154** » 13 Jun 2016, 21:27

anyone know the 2016 awr rates for chester mail centre

xUzi786 · Post by **xUzi786** » 24 Jun 2016, 22:29

volvo154 wrote:anyone know the 2016 awr rates for chester mail centre

I have the pay rates after 12 weeks of worked weeks for the princess royal distribution centre in north west London which is where I work.
I have attached a file showing the rates for the different times.

uklad2 · Post by **uklad2** » 28 Jun 2016, 20:28

Ennabee, wots happened to this pay rise then? I work for angard and haven't had one

ennabee · Post by **ennabee** » 29 Jun 2016, 19:55

Royal Mail have offered 1.6% but the union membership haven't approved it yet (being balloted) More than likely it will be approved

uklad2 · Post by **uklad2** » 30 Jun 2016, 15:28

Ok cheers ennabee

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 30 Jun 2016, 15:34

uklad2 wrote:Ok cheers ennabee

Indeed it was accepted this afternoon. Keep an eye on the Union room for comms from the Union that will detail when RM employees will get it, hopefully, Angard should follow a similar timeline.

ennabee · Post by **ennabee** » 14 Jul 2016, 20:15

got the RM wage slip with the backdated pay today - bank transfer tomorrow.

Angard should soon be doing the same

uklad2 · Post by **uklad2** » 22 Jul 2016, 19:01

Doesn't look like angard staff are getting the pay rise

Post by **Lockardian** » 10 Sep 2016, 00:17

I thought I had the pay scales worked out but my recent pay slip was confusing. I worked a 1pm-9pm weekday shift (for the first time ever) and expected to be paid at the 'evening rate' for the entire shift. However, I was paid at a lower rate, just over the 'no shift' rate (but it could have been the new 'no shift' rate after the latest pay rise).

Am I right in thinking I should have been paid the 'evening rate' (ie. Finishing after 1959 but before 2140) for the entire shift? All other shifts I've worked I have been paid the rate based purely on the finish time (eg. 2pm-10pm - 'late shift' rate for all hours).

Have they cocked up, or am I wrong about the rules?

knsue1 · Post by **knsue1** » 16 Sep 2016, 11:35

ive just rang angard re joining their agency as im on royal mail waiting list
where are all these rates of pay coming from im in London and the rates read to me just now are as follows
6am-10pm shift £7.20
10pm-6am £7.35
8.35 sundays?
sounds more realistic for agency pay got quite excited reading the posts on here re much higher rates ?

tabact · Post by **tabact** » 16 Sep 2016, 13:15

Si-Co wrote:I thought I had the pay scales worked out but my recent pay slip was confusing. I worked a 1pm-9pm weekday shift (for the first time ever) and expected to be paid at the 'evening rate' for the entire shift. However, I was paid at a lower rate, just over the 'no shift' rate (but it could have been the new 'no shift' rate after the latest pay rise).

Am I right in thinking I should have been paid the 'evening rate' (ie. Finishing after 1959 but before 2140) for the entire shift? All other shifts I've worked I have been paid the rate based purely on the finish time (eg. 2pm-10pm - 'late shift' rate for all hours).

Have they cocked up, or am I wrong about the rules?

I'd query it. The finish time is the one that counts.

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 16 Sep 2016, 13:17

knsue1 wrote:ive just rang angard re joining their agency as im on royal mail waiting list
where are all these rates of pay coming from im in London and the rates read to me just now are as follows
6am-10pm shift £7.20
10pm-6am £7.35
8.35 sundays?
sounds more realistic for agency pay got quite excited reading the posts on here re much higher rates ?

Those are the basic rates for a particular area (Angard have different rates for different areas). Once you have qualified under the relatively new Agency Workers Regulations you should get paid the same as permanent staff employed for the same length of time as you. I think its 12 weeks to qualify and 13 weeks when paid from.