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by albertgoeswoof
3283 days ago
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Nurses in the U.K. don't get overtime. They can join bank nursing which is like a separate pool of nurses to cover these gaps. Pay is a bit higher but not by much. NHS pay rates are here: https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/about/careers-nhs/nhs-pay-a... Registered nurses are on band 5 and start at the bottom (22k GBP). They move up a point every year. No band 5 nurses in the UK make six figures. |
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- nurses pay around 500 gbp per year for their nursing pin (registration) and union membership, which is required for insurance purposes
- nhs pensions take out a further 7%