Overtime premium rates

As an extra perk for those who choose to work additional care and support shifts, we offer a £1 per hour premium.

This is for our permanent full and part-time colleagues who want to earn some extra income while helping the people we support to live fulfilling lives.

Frequently asked questions

Does the £1 per hour overtime premium apply to all overtime hours worked?: The premium applies to all care and support hours worked by permanent full and part-time colleagues in excess of an average of 35 weekly hours in any month or your contracted hours – whichever is greater.
If I am contracted to work 40 hours will they still be paid the overtime premium?: They will be paid the £1 overtime premium for any hours worked in a month which are in excess of 40 weekly hours.
If I work overtime on an evening or weekend shift, will I receive both premiums?: Yes, you’ll be paid both the £1 overtime and 50p evening / weekend premiums for these hours.
If I am contracted to 20 hours per week, will I get the £1 premium for any overtime hours I work?: You will become eligible for the overtime premium once you exceed an average of 35 hours worked per week within a month.