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Help wanted,Non QPR 20:04 - Jul 17 with 1999 viewsRebalhoop

My daughter has just started working for the NHS,and has signed a 37.5 hour a week contract,
Her next month rota has her down for only 24 hours ( 2 x 12 hour shifts )for 2 of the weeks,what will she get paid?if it’s only what she works,what’s the point of the contract ?
All help,coments appreciated.TIA
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Help wanted,Non QPR on 20:28 - Jul 17 with 1915 viewsChrisNW6

Worth checking what her maximum hours are as it will probably even out over time. Is she required to be flexible with some 50+ hour weeks?
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Help wanted,Non QPR on 21:17 - Jul 17 with 1809 viewsRebalhoop

Help wanted,Non QPR on 20:28 - Jul 17 by ChrisNW6

Worth checking what her maximum hours are as it will probably even out over time. Is she required to be flexible with some 50+ hour weeks?


Any hours she works over 37.5 are paid as overtime
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Help wanted,Non QPR on 21:20 - Jul 17 with 1797 viewsLblock

You're asking "how much will she be paid?" for the NHS

The simple answer is "not a bloody nuff"

The system is shocking, shot to pieces and failing.
But 99% of the people working in it and committed to it are bloody heroes (with or without COVID) and should be rewarded appropriately

I wish your daughter luck and hope this all works out

Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal

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Help wanted,Non QPR on 21:57 - Jul 17 with 1717 viewsSonic_Hoop

Looks like it's a standard NHS contract, so I imagine she's paid for 37.5 hrs over 4 weeks, plus any overtime.

https://www.rcn.org.uk/employment-and-pay/NHS-Employment/NHS-conditions-of-emplo
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