Pay is an important topic for anyone starting a new job, especially in care and support work. Many new care workers are unsure how pay rates work. 

This article gives you a clear overview of pay rates and what can affect how much you earn. 

What affects pay rates in care and support work? 

• Pay rates can vary depending on the role and location of shifts. Support worker, care worker, and nursing roles may differ in pay rates. 

• Length of time you have been with us can affect how much you earn. As well as, more experience or training.

• Night shifts, weekends, and bank holidays may pay more. These shifts are often in high demand. 

How can you increase your earning potential? 

• Completing training courses can improve your skills. This may open doors to better-paid roles. 

• Being flexible with shifts can help you access more work. This includes evenings and weekends. Leading to more pay.

• Keeping your CV up to date helps you apply for new roles easily. It shows your progress and experience. 

Knowing how pay rates work helps you make informed choices about your care career. With the right support, you can find roles that suit both your goals and your lifestyle. 

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