Shift Pay
 

Just curious as to what the expected shift allowance(pay) is for the industry standard 12hr shifts(2days/2nights/4off). Speaking to a few friends, it seems to vary from company to company. Anywhere from £2000-£4000 a year. Without naming the company, could you share the amount you guys get a year....

Many Thanks


P.s Not that I think I'm getting shafted, but we get £2000(for airline ops)!

£1500 ! Well known Charter airline :mad: never been reviewed in 15 years..........:mad:

Like most on here we get FA, so anything would be a bonus :rolleyes:

I'll defend Tarek Nor here, it's years since I've seen a company make shift pay allowances. Most companies give you a salary that is all inclusive. They may have a bonus scheme in place, but usually that is performance driven so they have a get out clause, i.e. you didn't perform well enough !!

Shift what???? noooo forgot what that was a long time ago...
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Well, we get a pretty good shift pay rate.
2-4K a year and if you get the weekend nights, quids in !

We don't get shift pay but we do get £3 a night meal allowance!!

Veeps

£3100pa shift pay, time and a half for overtime on the day and either double time or 2 days in lieu for working a day off.

Shift What ???
 

Like most people who have replied here. I work for a fairly large airline, We get SFA allowance. I wish I worked where Dash works, Hey dash any jobs going??

£2,900 PA shift pay and all early shifts!!!!! back in my bed everynight :cool:

£2k shift allowance - and that's outside the London area

I think London Weighting is near £3k...I think

When I worked at LGW with TV we got no shift allowance.

For the job I do now (comms) with Sussex Police as a civvie, 24/7 coverage, our shift allowance is 20 per cent of our basic pay so we don't have to chase for increase as it goes up with the pay.

2k shift allowance 4on/4off