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danchip | 11:24 Wed 24th Oct 2007 | Jobs & Education
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does anybody know what this is and how much it is
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Under 'Agenda for Change' the NHS assigns its staff to pay bands on the basis of job weight as measured by the NHS Job Evaluation Scheme. There are 9 pay bands (Band 8 being subdivided into four ranges) within which there are a number of pay points to allow pay progression in post. Staff will progress from point to point on an annual basis to the top point in their pay band or pay range, provided their performance is satisfactory and they demonstrate the agreed knowledge and skills appropriate to that part of the pay band or range.

April 2006 saw the pay points for Band 2 (Job weight 161 � 215) set as follows;

Point 2 → �12,177
Point 3 → �12,514
Point 4 → �12,853
Point 5 → �13,247
Point 6 → �13,642
Point 7 → �14,037
Point 8 → �14,543
Point 9 → �15,107

http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/details/Default.a spx?Id=766
that absolutely cannot be right - i am on a band six and earn about 15, ooo pounds more.
Band 8/9 is nurse consultant, and they earn about 60 grand
Band 6

Point 23 → �22,886
Point 24 → �23,789
Point 25 → �24,803
Point 26 → �25,818
Point 27 → �26,720
Point 28 → �27,622
Point 29 → �28,524
Point 30 → �29,538
Point 31 → �31,004
try here

http://www.nhsemployers.org/pay-conditions/pay -conditions-217.cfm

click on Current Agenda for Change pay rates can be found here. and it gives all the bands and points
payscale 2 goes from 12,359 - 15,334

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