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Jan 10, 2024 · Band 2 Entry-level roles like healthcare assistants , healthcare support workers, and administrative assistants. Focus on providing basic care and support, assisting nursing staff, and administrative tasks.
Apr 10, 2024 · It has now been confirmed by NHS Employers that for most NHS staff the 2024/25 pay rise will not be reflected in monthly pay until October 2024 (with some changes affected staff in bands 8 and 9 not taking place until November), although the pay rise will be backdated to April.
Here at the RCN, we believe many band 2 staff working in the NHS are delivering band 3 duties. We’re working with our local representatives and other trade unions to raise concerns and make sure health care support workers are paid fairly for the job they do.
This is our comprehensive guide on the NHS pay bands and points for the 2024/25 financial year in England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland under the Agenda for Change. Agenda for Change pay bands cover all staff except doctors, dentists, very senior managers and NHS contractors.
Jun 3, 2023 · It could equate to around £2,000 extra per year for the vast majority of healthcare assistants who are currently paid a Band 2. The union believes that Band 2 workers should be limited to direct personal care, like assisting patients with their hygiene and nutrition needs.
Apr 24, 2023 · Band 2 nurses responsibilities vary, including looking after patients' physical comfort, such as helping them wash, emptying bedpans, keeping the department clean and tidy, taking and recording basic observations, assisting patients with eating, and providing companionship.
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In 2021 NHS Staff Job Evaluation Group made some changes to the national profiles for band 2 and band 3 HCSW roles. The changes clarify the key differences between the two bands and are supported by guidance that was published on the NHS Employers website.