| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) 21:18 - Dec 4 with 3876 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:25 - Dec 4 with 2961 views | BlueBadger |
Strictly speaking, someone on a band 2 isn't a 'nurse'. They are, however most likely a nursing assistant with an element of 'extended role'(duties will vary according to role and area)to their name. |  |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:26 - Dec 4 with 2949 views | BlueBadger |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:25 - Dec 4 by BlueBadger |
Strictly speaking, someone on a band 2 isn't a 'nurse'. They are, however most likely a nursing assistant with an element of 'extended role'(duties will vary according to role and area)to their name. |
Also, these people are the backbone of the NHS. Without them, snartarses like me wouldn't look half as clever. | |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:31 - Dec 4 with 2918 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
According to MSE take home calculator, that's a take home pay of £1,476 per.month.
And four claps. |  | | |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:33 - Dec 4 with 2881 views | gtsb1966 |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:26 - Dec 4 by BlueBadger |
Also, these people are the backbone of the NHS. Without them, snartarses like me wouldn't look half as clever. |
snartarses? No you don't look clever at all. |  | | |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:35 - Dec 4 with 2875 views | BlueBadger |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:33 - Dec 4 by gtsb1966 |
snartarses? No you don't look clever at all. |
And this is WHY I say that... [Post edited 4 Dec 2022 23:58]
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:58 - Dec 4 with 2778 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:25 - Dec 4 by BlueBadger |
Strictly speaking, someone on a band 2 isn't a 'nurse'. They are, however most likely a nursing assistant with an element of 'extended role'(duties will vary according to role and area)to their name. |
Would they still appear to be a nurse to a regular patient due to what they are being asked to do?
Google actually quotes a figure of £24,907 but that appears to fall between band 4 and band 5.
Whatever it is, these figures are vastly different from what Zahawi was banding around in his interview where he is claiming the strikes are supporting Putin somehow.
Why is there no pay grade for MPs depending upon qualifications and experience? I suppose they all do the same job and extra experience makes no difference? | |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:01 - Dec 4 with 2766 views | factual_blue |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:26 - Dec 4 by BlueBadger |
Also, these people are the backbone of the NHS. Without them, snartarses like me wouldn't look half as clever. |
In other words, they're willing to make tea, and you're not.
Never trust an employee who won't make tea for their colleagues. |  |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:09 - Dec 4 with 2717 views | BlueBadger |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:01 - Dec 4 by factual_blue |
In other words, they're willing to make tea, and you're not.
Never trust an employee who won't make tea for their colleagues. |
If it helps, I always make the tea at handovers. | |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:11 - Dec 4 with 2709 views | BlueBadger |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:58 - Dec 4 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Would they still appear to be a nurse to a regular patient due to what they are being asked to do?
Google actually quotes a figure of £24,907 but that appears to fall between band 4 and band 5.
Whatever it is, these figures are vastly different from what Zahawi was banding around in his interview where he is claiming the strikes are supporting Putin somehow.
Why is there no pay grade for MPs depending upon qualifications and experience? I suppose they all do the same job and extra experience makes no difference? |
Absolutely, yes.
Nursing assistants do a awful lot of the 'hands on' stuff. They're our eyes and ears The best registered nurse in the world will look average(at best) without decent nursing assistants. | |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:12 - Dec 4 with 2697 views | SpruceMoose |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 21:31 - Dec 4 by ArnoldMoorhen |
According to MSE take home calculator, that's a take home pay of £1,476 per.month.
And four claps. |
I'm a bit out of touch - What's the KwH to claps conversion ratio on an electric bill in the UK these days? |  |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:14 - Dec 4 with 2669 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:12 - Dec 4 by SpruceMoose |
I'm a bit out of touch - What's the KwH to claps conversion ratio on an electric bill in the UK these days? |
If you stand on the doorstep clapping for long enough, you will feel warm enough to turn your thermostat down enough to compensate for the lost heat from when you were stood on the doorstep. And we will all feel much better about the world and forget about the richest making money out of it all while telling us there isn't enough to go around. | |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:15 - Dec 4 with 2662 views | BlueBadger |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:11 - Dec 4 by BlueBadger |
Absolutely, yes.
Nursing assistants do a awful lot of the 'hands on' stuff. They're our eyes and ears The best registered nurse in the world will look average(at best) without decent nursing assistants. |
Nursing assistants are the reason I joined Unison rather than RCN. It's a team game. | |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:18 - Dec 4 with 2648 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:12 - Dec 4 by SpruceMoose |
I'm a bit out of touch - What's the KwH to claps conversion ratio on an electric bill in the UK these days? |
Still the square root of fck all, unfortunately. | | | |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:26 - Dec 4 with 2600 views | factual_blue |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:14 - Dec 4 by Nthsuffolkblue |
If you stand on the doorstep clapping for long enough, you will feel warm enough to turn your thermostat down enough to compensate for the lost heat from when you were stood on the doorstep. And we will all feel much better about the world and forget about the richest making money out of it all while telling us there isn't enough to go around. |
And you can watch a nurse die from hypothermia. | |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 23:24 - Dec 4 with 2472 views | HARRY10 |
Which is £640 pa less than Aldi are paying a shop assistant (as advertised), but a massive £500 a year above the minimum wage
Which is almost the same as Nadhim Zawahi MP earned per month from one of his part time jobs working for Gulf Oil. There are others but we cannot find out, as
"But his total income from second jobs since becoming an MP in 2010 is unknown because he funnelled it through a consultancy firm, Zahawi and Zahawi, which he set up with wife Lana before being elected MP for Stratford in 2010.2
There's a coincidence.
Perhaps Labours plan (among others) to “end the undue influence of wealth and foreign money, and prevent MPs part-timing the job”. Brown also recommends “tighter enforcement of the rules"[/i}
Ever more reason for red wallers and simple brexiteers to vote Tory. Imagine the impact that could have on the latter's offshore earnings and accounts.
"Eh oop mother, thems Labours going to want me to declare my offshore earnings, and I might have to declare the millions in my Bahamas account, 'appen. I'll have te sell me ferrets and let t'pigeons go" | | | |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 23:34 - Dec 4 with 2454 views | monytowbray |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:01 - Dec 4 by factual_blue |
In other words, they're willing to make tea, and you're not.
Never trust an employee who won't make tea for their colleagues. |
Dunno, what if someone rubs their knob on your mug?! |  |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 00:55 - Dec 5 with 2373 views | Tonytown |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 23:24 - Dec 4 by HARRY10 |
Which is £640 pa less than Aldi are paying a shop assistant (as advertised), but a massive £500 a year above the minimum wage
Which is almost the same as Nadhim Zawahi MP earned per month from one of his part time jobs working for Gulf Oil. There are others but we cannot find out, as
"But his total income from second jobs since becoming an MP in 2010 is unknown because he funnelled it through a consultancy firm, Zahawi and Zahawi, which he set up with wife Lana before being elected MP for Stratford in 2010.2
There's a coincidence.
Perhaps Labours plan (among others) to “end the undue influence of wealth and foreign money, and prevent MPs part-timing the job”. Brown also recommends “tighter enforcement of the rules"[/i}
Ever more reason for red wallers and simple brexiteers to vote Tory. Imagine the impact that could have on the latter's offshore earnings and accounts.
"Eh oop mother, thems Labours going to want me to declare my offshore earnings, and I might have to declare the millions in my Bahamas account, 'appen. I'll have te sell me ferrets and let t'pigeons go" |
My other half has been a nurse for 30 years & is at the top of band 5 (the one below a sister which she has never wanted to be) & her pro rata salary is £35,000.
An experienced senior nurse considered a role model by her specialist team aged 50 is that poorly paid.
It’s a fookin disgrace. | | | |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 07:01 - Dec 5 with 2212 views | LegendofthePhoenix |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 00:55 - Dec 5 by Tonytown |
My other half has been a nurse for 30 years & is at the top of band 5 (the one below a sister which she has never wanted to be) & her pro rata salary is £35,000.
An experienced senior nurse considered a role model by her specialist team aged 50 is that poorly paid.
It’s a fookin disgrace. |
Salary for a Band 5 nurse, inclusive of the pay offer, goes from £27,055 to 32,934. Band 5 is a staff nurse, so it is the grade for a qualified nurse. Band 6 is a senior staff nurse, who will often end up acting as nurse in charge on a ward, that pay scale goes from £33,706 to £40,588. Nurse in charge/ ward sister is usually Band 7, which goes up to the heady heights of £47,672, or maybe what Zahawi gets in a couple of months for one of his sideshow jobs. |  |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 07:35 - Dec 5 with 2145 views | jontysnut |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 07:01 - Dec 5 by LegendofthePhoenix |
Salary for a Band 5 nurse, inclusive of the pay offer, goes from £27,055 to 32,934. Band 5 is a staff nurse, so it is the grade for a qualified nurse. Band 6 is a senior staff nurse, who will often end up acting as nurse in charge on a ward, that pay scale goes from £33,706 to £40,588. Nurse in charge/ ward sister is usually Band 7, which goes up to the heady heights of £47,672, or maybe what Zahawi gets in a couple of months for one of his sideshow jobs. |
Many nurses find themselves stuck at the top of band 5 because of lack of opportunity to progress and this is one of the (many) reasons for leaving. |  | | |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 07:37 - Dec 5 with 2140 views | Ely_Blue |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:11 - Dec 4 by BlueBadger |
Absolutely, yes.
Nursing assistants do a awful lot of the 'hands on' stuff. They're our eyes and ears The best registered nurse in the world will look average(at best) without decent nursing assistants. |
I guess the same could be said of teachers too |  |
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 13:35 - Dec 5 with 1869 views | DJR |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 00:55 - Dec 5 by Tonytown |
My other half has been a nurse for 30 years & is at the top of band 5 (the one below a sister which she has never wanted to be) & her pro rata salary is £35,000.
An experienced senior nurse considered a role model by her specialist team aged 50 is that poorly paid.
It’s a fookin disgrace. |
Absolutely. |  | | |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 13:37 - Dec 5 with 1857 views | ThisIsMyUsername |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 22:15 - Dec 4 by BlueBadger |
Nursing assistants are the reason I joined Unison rather than RCN. It's a team game. |
Does UNISON membership provide professional liability cover?
As a physio I have cancelled my CSP renewal as I'm not paying £400+* for another year.
I've heard UNISON does similar stuff and is cheaper.
* £421.20 to be precise. [Post edited 5 Dec 2022 13:45]
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 13:42 - Dec 5 with 1840 views | ThisIsMyUsername |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 00:55 - Dec 5 by Tonytown |
My other half has been a nurse for 30 years & is at the top of band 5 (the one below a sister which she has never wanted to be) & her pro rata salary is £35,000.
An experienced senior nurse considered a role model by her specialist team aged 50 is that poorly paid.
It’s a fookin disgrace. |
How is it a disgrace if she has chosen not to promote?
I get that she didn't want to become a band 6 for whatever reason but if someone has chosen to stay in a certain pay band then they have to accept the pay that comes with it.
If she's got 30 years' experience she would comfortably be a band 7-8 by now if following the natural progression. [Post edited 5 Dec 2022 13:42]
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 13:49 - Dec 5 with 1803 views | DJR |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 13:42 - Dec 5 by ThisIsMyUsername |
How is it a disgrace if she has chosen not to promote?
I get that she didn't want to become a band 6 for whatever reason but if someone has chosen to stay in a certain pay band then they have to accept the pay that comes with it.
If she's got 30 years' experience she would comfortably be a band 7-8 by now if following the natural progression. [Post edited 5 Dec 2022 13:42]
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But whether she stayed where she is, or got promoted, her pay would still be 8% lower in real terms than it was in 2010, and that's before the current high inflation rate is taken into account.
That doesn't strike me as fair. And certainly isn't going to attract or retain staff. And with nursing 46,000 vacancies, things will only get worse. [Post edited 5 Dec 2022 13:53]
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| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 13:55 - Dec 5 with 1777 views | ThisIsMyUsername |
| A Band 2 Nurse starting salary is £20,270 (n/t) on 13:49 - Dec 5 by DJR |
But whether she stayed where she is, or got promoted, her pay would still be 8% lower in real terms than it was in 2010, and that's before the current high inflation rate is taken into account.
That doesn't strike me as fair. And certainly isn't going to attract or retain staff. And with nursing 46,000 vacancies, things will only get worse. [Post edited 5 Dec 2022 13:53]
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Yes absolutely that part is unfair, but it's a different point to the one you made originally.
It sounds like she's got the knowledge and is doing the job of a much higher band in all but name, so she could be getting the corresponding salary if she had decided to go higher than a band 5. | |
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