Pay Rise

[chunkyshanhawk53]

2.7% here

 

[MackemMagic]

1%
only had about 6% over the last 9 years, and the pension has gone up over 3
the good old public sector though eh......

I work in the NHS - have had a 0% pay rise in 7 years, plus increased pension each year...don’t let that get in the way of your blinkered view on public sector working though

 

[Mackem00]

I work in the NHS - have had a 0% pay rise in 7 years, plus increased pension each year...don’t let that get in the way of your blinkered view on public sector working though

Why didn't you get the 1% last year like everyone else mate?

Edit: he works for the public sector as well by the way. You've just misunderstood his post.

 

[wilberforce]

I work in the NHS - have had a 0% pay rise in 7 years, plus increased pension each year...don’t let that get in the way of your blinkered view on public sector working though

I work for the fire service, I'm in the same boat man......

 

[Kevsgreat]

Think it was about 4% this year and a couple of extra days holiday. All good because I wasn't expecting anything.

 

[gazza.1990]

0% bonus, 0% rise but hey, at least they've moved redundancies to every 6 months rather than every quarter

 

[Deleted member 30853]

Depending on service it will be
27 reduced to 26 (up to 5 years NHS Service)
29 reduced to 28 (between 5 - 10 years NHS Service)
33 reduced to 32 (10 + service)

Not now!!!

Ministers drop demand that NHS staff give up day’s leave for pay rise

 

[LondonBlackCat]

0%.

 

[pavarotti1980]

Not now!!!

Ministers drop demand that NHS staff give up day’s leave for pay rise

yeah it was never something the government was realistically going to achieve. prob a good starting point for them

 

[Disco_Pants93]

2.5% was mine, but got a new role at the start of the year. So closer to 5o% in reality

 

[Squat]

Depending on service it will be
27 reduced to 26 (up to 5 years NHS Service)
29 reduced to 28 (between 5 - 10 years NHS Service)
33 reduced to 32 (10 + service)

does that include bank holidays?

 

[pavarotti1980]

does that include bank holidays?

No + 8 bank holidays

 

[Frijj]

You wanna move to a decent profit making firm frijj.

I don’t think I’ll ever work in the private sector. Not for me thanks!

Local government are getting 2%

Really? That’s a nice little bonus if so.

 

[dangermows]

I work for the fire service, I'm in the same boat man......

Luckily you've got a gold plated pension waiting for you....

I don’t think I’ll ever work in the private sector. Not for me thanks!

Having worked on both sides, the private is definitely a breeding ground for the selfish. Good coin to be had for those who excel at being so mind.

 

[Nero the dog]

Base rate of pay is going up 15% (£8>£9.20) for lowest band colleagues at my place, but lots of changes to terms and conditions as well, some night shift will be worse of due to loss of weekend premiums.
people in the next 2 bands being made redundant as well.

 

[MackemMagic]

I work for the fire service, I'm in the same boat man......

My mistake mate! Misunderstood your post

 

[knumbskull]

sweet fuck all, I was due a payrise for a new job I got 2 years ago which they eventually gave me last November. However because of that I don't get the annual 1.5%

 

[Fletch]

Luckily you've got a gold plated pension waiting for you....

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<< this

I work for the fire service, I'm in the same boat man......

<< great pension set up though , or so i'm lead to believe

 

[SPUFF]

0% bonus, 0% rise but hey, at least they've moved redundancies to every 6 months rather than every quarter

Safc?

 

[Deleted member 30853]

No + 8 bank holidays

That will be the 8 days in lieu of bank holidays, plus the silly hours many NHS have to work mean a good number deserve these extra days over and above what the rest of us get.

Junior doctors really do need more help.