Wage hourly rates new and old

[nuns]

How much is hourly rate outside of London?
Is it same for rest of UK?

2024/25 hourly rate . New contract Vs old contract
2025/26 hourly rate , new Vs old

Just basic not add ons

[Barnacle]

How much is hourly rate outside of London?
Is it same for rest of UK?

2024/25 hourly rate . New contract Vs old contract
2025/26 hourly rate , new Vs old

Just basic not add ons

It is really hard to pin this down, it seems to vary but o think it is £14.22 for legacy and £13.06 fir New Contract

[postmanzach]

How much is hourly rate outside of London?
Is it same for rest of UK?

2024/25 hourly rate . New contract Vs old contract
2025/26 hourly rate , new Vs old

Just basic not add ons

It is really hard to pin this down, it seems to vary but o think it is £14.22 for legacy and £13.06 fir New Contract

More than that slightly. 526.35 / by 37 is £14.22 but you got paid meal breaks so it’s closer to 15 something

[postmanzach]

Meal breaks and delivery supplement so yeh it’s more like:
556.93/33.3=16.725
Maybe wrong but isn’t that right?

[Barnacle]

How much is hourly rate outside of London?
Is it same for rest of UK?

2024/25 hourly rate . New contract Vs old contract
2025/26 hourly rate , new Vs old

Just basic not add ons

It is really hard to pin this down, it seems to vary but o think it is £14.22 for legacy and £13.06 fir New Contract

More than that slightly. 526.35 / by 37 is £14.22 but you got paid meal breaks so it’s closer to 15 something

That’s you paying me a phantom amount. I am paid £14.22phr gross, whether I take a break or not.

New Contracts do take breaks while on duty and are therefore paid £13.06phr. Officially they aren’t supposed to take those breaks but they do. They go to the shop, they’ll have a break at the same time as their work partner.

It’s the businesses way of calculating it to add up phantom amounts and say we are being paid it and then make us a low offer. Let’s not play that game.

[postmanzach]

How much is hourly rate outside of London?
Is it same for rest of UK?

2024/25 hourly rate . New contract Vs old contract
2025/26 hourly rate , new Vs old

Just basic not add ons

It is really hard to pin this down, it seems to vary but o think it is £14.22 for legacy and £13.06 fir New Contract

More than that slightly. 526.35 / by 37 is £14.22 but you got paid meal breaks so it’s closer to 15 something

That’s you paying me a phantom amount. I am paid £14.22phr gross, whether I take a break or not.

New Contracts do take breaks while on duty and are therefore paid £13.06phr. Officially they aren’t supposed to take those breaks but they do. They go to the shop, they’ll have a break at the same time as their work partner.

It’s the businesses way of calculating it to add up phantom amounts and say we are being paid it and then make us a low offer. Let’s not play that game.

Are you sure? You taking off pension?

[Barnacle]

How much is hourly rate outside of London?
Is it same for rest of UK?

2024/25 hourly rate . New contract Vs old contract
2025/26 hourly rate , new Vs old

Just basic not add ons

It is really hard to pin this down, it seems to vary but o think it is £14.22 for legacy and £13.06 fir New Contract

More than that slightly. 526.35 / by 37 is £14.22 but you got paid meal breaks so it’s closer to 15 something

That’s you paying me a phantom amount. I am paid £14.22phr gross, whether I take a break or not.

New Contracts do take breaks while on duty and are therefore paid £13.06phr. Officially they aren’t supposed to take those breaks but they do. They go to the shop, they’ll have a break at the same time as their work partner.

It’s the businesses way of calculating it to add up phantom amounts and say we are being paid it and then make us a low offer. Let’s not play that game.

Are you sure? You taking off pension?

My basic contract pay before anything has been deducted and before any supplements added, is £14.22 per hour

[postmanzach]

How much is hourly rate outside of London?
Is it same for rest of UK?

2024/25 hourly rate . New contract Vs old contract
2025/26 hourly rate , new Vs old

Just basic not add ons

It is really hard to pin this down, it seems to vary but o think it is £14.22 for legacy and £13.06 fir New Contract

More than that slightly. 526.35 / by 37 is £14.22 but you got paid meal breaks so it’s closer to 15 something

That’s you paying me a phantom amount. I am paid £14.22phr gross, whether I take a break or not.

New Contracts do take breaks while on duty and are therefore paid £13.06phr. Officially they aren’t supposed to take those breaks but they do. They go to the shop, they’ll have a break at the same time as their work partner.

It’s the businesses way of calculating it to add up phantom amounts and say we are being paid it and then make us a low offer. Let’s not play that game.

If you paid for you breaks you’re working 33.3 hours right? Yes you are at work could argue that but it’s a decent benefit. We are paid to not be working which means it’s about 33 hours of work a week.
And about £20 delivery supplement. 526 basic? So 546/33.3

[SMS1969]

It’s £556.93 per week for 37 hours on a legacy contract, including the delivery supplement which is actually over £30 per week ( London weighting is higher). This is before the pay rise.

[Barnacle]

It’s £556.93 per week for 37 hours on a legacy contract, including the delivery supplement which is actually over £30 per week ( London weighting is higher). This is before the pay rise.

He was asking for the hourly rate with no add ons

[SMS1969]

It’s £556.93 per week for 37 hours on a legacy contract, including the delivery supplement which is actually over £30 per week ( London weighting is higher). This is before the pay rise.

He was asking for the hourly rate with no add ons

I know, just setting out what we get paid as a whole.

[goldy2007]

It’s £556.93 per week for 37 hours on a legacy contract, including the delivery supplement which is actually over £30 per week ( London weighting is higher). This is before the pay rise.

He was asking for the hourly rate with no add ons

It’s £14.22

It’s crazy the way people are falsely inflating the hourly rate

Even amongst full time staff supplements and payments are different

Next people will be saying toilet break that boosts hourly pay

Ooh stuck in lights that boosts hourly pay


Until new entrants started no one even talked about paid or unpaid breaks

[Barnacle]

It’s £556.93 per week for 37 hours on a legacy contract, including the delivery supplement which is actually over £30 per week ( London weighting is higher). This is before the pay rise.

He was asking for the hourly rate with no add ons

It’s £14.22

It’s crazy the way people are falsely inflating the hourly rate

Even amongst full time staff supplements and payments are different

Next people will be saying toilet break that boosts hourly pay

Ooh stuck in lights that boosts hourly pay


Until new entrants started no one even talked about paid or unpaid breaks

[A2B]

If you paid for you breaks you’re working 33.3 hours right? Yes you are at work could argue that but it’s a decent benefit. We are paid to not be working which means it’s about 33 hours of work a week.
And about £20 delivery supplement. 526 basic? So 546/33.3

That's an amazingly bad way of working out your wage

[postmanzach]

If you paid for you breaks you’re working 33.3 hours right? Yes you are at work could argue that but it’s a decent benefit. We are paid to not be working which means it’s about 33 hours of work a week.
And about £20 delivery supplement. 526 basic? So 546/33.3

That's an amazingly bad way of working out your wage

How would you do it then?