Our NHS Pay Calculator provides an individual pay rise calculation based upon your own Agenda for Change pay band and specific pay point.
More information on any potential NHS pay rise can be found in the FAQs below.
Calculator
var bands = { 'Band 1': [ 18545 ], 'Band 2': [ 18545, 19917 ], 'Band 3': [ 20329, 21776 ], 'Band 4': [ 22548, 24881 ], 'Band 5': [ 25654, 27779, 31533 ], 'Band 6': [ 32305, 34171, 39026 ], 'Band 7': [ 40056, 42120, 45838 ], 'Band 8a': [ 47125, 53218 ], 'Band 8b': [ 54763, 63861 ], 'Band 8c': [ 65663, 75873 ], 'Band 8d': [ 78191, 90386 ], 'Band 9': [ 93734, 108074 ] }; $(function(){ generateBands();
$(".payslider, .pay-point").on("change",function (){ let payPoint = parseInt($(".pay-point").val()); let percentage = $(".payslider").val();
let bonus = 0;
if(payPoint > 0 && percentage > 0){ bonus = parseInt((payPoint * percentage) / 100); payPoint += bonus; }
$(".pay-amount").text(thousandFormat(payPoint)); $(".bonus-amount").text(thousandFormat(Math.round(bonus))) $(".hourly-bonus-amount").text(thousandFormat((bonus / 1955.36).toFixed(2))) })
$(".bands").on("change", function(){ let band = $(this).val(); selectBand(band) }) })
function generateBands(){ $(".bands").empty(); $.each(bands, function(band, paypoints){ $(".bands").append( `` ); });
selectBand(Object.keys(bands)[0]); }
function selectBand(band){ var payPoints = bands[band]; $(".pay-point").empty(); $(".pay-point").append("") $.each(payPoints, function(i, paypoint){ $(".pay-point").append( `` ); }); $(".pay-amount").text('0'); $(".bonus-amount").text('0') $(".hourly-bonus-amount").text('0') }
function thousandFormat(str){
return str.toString().replace(/B(?=(d{3})+(?!d))/g, ",")
}
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The figures used in the calculator are based upon the Agenda for Change 2021/22 pay scales for England and are acurate at the time of publication.
In this section we will try to answer some of your frequently asked questions about any potential NHS pay rise.
When will a NHS pay rise be announced? Each year the independent NHS Pay Review Body (NHSPRB) provides recommendations to Government ministers on the NHS workforce, pay and conditions. This report is usually published annually between March and May. It would be unusual for a rise to be announced before this report is published and a decision made by the Government.
When will a NHS pay rise happen? Following the publication of the report by the NHSPRB, ministers will make a final decision on pay. Once this decision has been made ministers would usually make a formal announcement.
Further questions can be posted to the NursingNotes online community and a member of the community will try to assist.
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