I'm about 6 week into working on the higher pay rate. My first couple of payslips on the increased wage showed my rate as £12.68, the next week it went up to £13.91 and stayed that way for a couple of weeks before going back down to £12.68 for last week. I only work during the week, either early shifts starting at 6:30 or evenings where the latest I finish will be 22:00 so I don't think the hours are the reason for the changes. Has this happened to anyone else, or does anyone have an answer as to why?
Thanks.
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Pay rate after 12 question.
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tabact
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Re: Pay rate after 12 question.
If you work a late shift (finish between 21.40 & 01.59) it's a higher rate of pay than the day rate paid for earlies. If you have worked a mix of early and late shifts Angard add up the totals paid for each shift worked then divide by the total number of hours to give an average hourly rate for the week. The higher rate of pay you got was probably a week where you worked more evenings?
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nothingatthemoment
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Re: Pay rate after 12 question.
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Xiocanthl
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Re: Pay rate after 12 question.
What are the difference in rates or pay for the 3 shifts? Also is there additional pay for working Sunday
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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nothingatthemoment
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Lockardian
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Re: Pay rate after 12 question.
Does anyone have the exact figures to hand please?nothingatthemoment wrote:The difference between the rates is roughly a pound between early/lates/nightshift.Xiocanthl wrote:What are the difference in rates or pay for the 3 shifts? Also is there additional pay for working Sunday
Thanks in advance
The Sunday rate is roughly or slightly under time and a half.
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Lockardian
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Re: Pay rate after 12 question.
This is the up to date info I've been sent:
Mon-Sat Pay Rate
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 Rate
Nights £18.66
Day Shift £16.32
Dawn. £17.10
Early 0500 £16.73
Early 0530. £16.53
Evening £16.91
Lates £17.56
Mon-Sat Pay Rate
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 Rate
Nights £18.66
Day Shift £16.32
Dawn. £17.10
Early 0500 £16.73
Early 0530. £16.53
Evening £16.91
Lates £17.56
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kasu
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Re: Pay rate after 12 question.
Do they still offer Sunday shifts this time of year? That seems like a great hourly rate.
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Lockardian
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Re: Pay rate after 12 question.
In theory, yes. It all depends on the business need. The MC I work at is trying to cover weekends with RM staff, but I've been offered a couple of Saturdays. Like I say, it honestly just depends on the needs of the business, which can change at very short notice.kasu wrote:Do they still offer Sunday shifts this time of year? That seems like a great hourly rate.
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xUzi786
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Pay rate after 12 question.
I am onto my 3rd week with angard, these stingy c***s are paying me £5.30 / hour at 20 years old and on top of that Im f***ing paying tax, what a joke.
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kasu
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Pay rate after 12 question.
Anyone know the pay rates for Easter Monday....and good Friday too for awr staff. Is it Sunday rates? I.e. 18.50 per hour.