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It depends on who or what job your doing
Where I am the early shift you won’t get nothing extra the late shift where I am is 2-11 and they get I believe after 9pm 1.1/3 but this is railway work
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In reply to Post #8 Shift work on minimum wage ffs. No wonder people can't feed themselves. Should be illegal. Welcome to the race to the bottom.
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In reply to Post #1 I used to work those same hours in private medical sector, never got a shift allowance for it, sorry, would like to tell you different
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In reply to Post #7 No they don't at all,only legal requirement is minimum wage
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In reply to Post #1 Brilliant shifts to work, and I would say you would have to be paid shift premium if you are doing them consecutively, ie one week earlies one week lates etc etc.
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In reply to Post #1 Those times are Best work patterns I have ever worked on.
Job was rubbish but better than some others in the same building but I did love the times
I didn’t get shift allowance but the graveyard shift did
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In reply to Post #4
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In reply to Post #1 They don't have to pay shift allowance even if you are doing unsociable hours,as long as they are paying minimum wage or above they are fine
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In reply to Post #1 This is a guess only
Based on those hours and what's expected of supermarket workers I'd say they don't have to.
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Right just a quick one. I may be taken on permanent in a job after being on the agancy for 12 weeks. I've been told that that don't pay shift allowance. I work 6am till 2pm then 2pm till 10pm. The question is do the company have to pay some sort of shift allowance ?? Or don't thay have to ? As other jobs that I've had doing shift work I've always had shift allowance. Do any of you guys no if that don't have to pay it ? Thanks for any info
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