OH NO ! COMPARING MY NHS SALARY TO mY CARE HOME SALARY 🙆🏾‍♀️🤦🏼‍♂️

[@justbelit]

Nanelle, you are so so sooooo good at explaining things! I see you excelling in leadership/tutoring roles (if it's in your interest). Continue to share and inspire others. Wish I had a friend like you in my corner.

[@rosemaryasiamah783]

I don’t know how to describe my feeling watching this. Because graduate jobs (people with zero experience) in consulting pay at least 30k in regional offices (outside London). Considering the amount of work nurses do,I feel nurses are grossly underpaid!

[@gloryday6733]

Not bad as you will be gaining more experience for yourself. This current improvement in your nursing career plus those achieved in the care home could pave way for you to a higher position somewhere someday in life. Keep moving.

[@NanelleGriselda]

Very true!

[@sarahrichard401]

I work in a dementia nursing home... My steps a day is over 12000. I'm considering moving to the NHS as well. Thanks, Nanelle, for this great insight ❤

[@NanelleGriselda]

i guess you do day shift

[@sarahrichard401]

@NanelleGriselda You guessed right ✅️ 😊

[@tinygirl]

@@sarahrichard401 I feel you

[@mphomokwena6521]

I work in nhs but i do 17000 steps,it depends with your ward

[@zainasalim1400]

Not for me 😢if I move from nursing home I will move to agency nursing . From 21 per hour to 34 per hour.I think NHS is not for me. I have 10 years experience in hospital, I don’t need anymore

[@NanelleGriselda]

exactly

[@nicfafa558]

The average step in my CH is 8500 per shift, on weekdays I’m above 10k, gosh I need to move to your old care home. Great video .

[@NanelleGriselda]

8500 pounds ??? i don't get you

[@michellejoia]

It’s not about only pay… nhs contribute to your pension, holiday are roughly 7/8 weeks a years… u have unsocial bonuses and more important than anything u have fully sick pay if u have been in for sometimes… up to 6 months fully pay… have u even been sick in care home? Do u know how much they pay? If u r lucky they pay?

[@adebimpeademosu3131]

I believe NHS contributes over 20% in pension. Civil service contributes 27% to employees pension, so if an employee contribute 5% to his/her pension, that's 32% in pension monthly. Depending on the employee grades/pay, that could be over £10k in pension annually. Pension is one of the big benefit why some people chose to be a civil servant.

[@michellejoia]

It’s not about only pay… nhs contribute to your pension, holiday are roughly 7/8 weeks a years… u have unsocial bonuses and more important than anything u have fully sick pay if u have been in for sometimes… up to 6 months fully pay…

[@MercifulGod27]

👂👂 I'm here to listen 🎶

[@Jaay2022]

Yeh!!!!our studio/office is back❤

[@NanelleGriselda]

It is !!!

[@tosinariyo4837]

Changing the level of band might be different from one trust to another. My HR rejected as well instead they referred me to my manager. I contacted the manager and he also referred me back to HR so I knew the answer was NO. I wasn't going to be a ball for them. I started the work and worked happily then one day after 6months I was prompted to talk to the manager again and he did the job. Wrote the HR and I was raised to the appropriate level for 17yrs experience in Nursing. I was even paid arrears.

[@regnurse_aisha]

Oh wow! That’s amazing. Glad you got what you deserved ❤

[@tosinariyo4837]

@@regnurse_aisha Thank you

[@vee7738]

It's nice to see that you are happy being in the NHS, Nanelle. After all said and done, we always come to realize it's not all about the money. Yes, money is important but skills will fetch you more money and farther milestones on the long run. I wanted to be in the care home when I first arrived but thank God I'm in the NHS. It's mental health, and I still feel like you felt in the care home because I'm a general trained nurse and miss the skills in the acute hospital setting😅. But, the good thing is that I can say I have acquired huge skills in mental health nursing. Cheers Nanelle

[@NanelleGriselda]

Cheers Veee ✌️

[@tinygirl]

I worked in stroke unit and i used to make 19,000 steps on a good day. The NHS is not for the weak

[@NanelleGriselda]

19,000 steps ? that's crazy

[@tinygirl]

@@NanelleGriselda it is! I had to move to elective orthopaedic unit after one year because my body couldn’t handle it.

[@mphomokwena6521]

@@tinygirlhow did you move?I want to move

[@tinygirl]

@@mphomokwena6521 check Trac for vacancies in your trust. Most interviewers always prioritise staff from the same trust. I check and applied for it. I did a face to face interview at the HR department and got the job

[@Effigirl]

Nanelle, are u sure u are happy? That is why we need the government to increase our pay. ED is not an easy place to work. You are doing well.❤❤❤

[@glory7886]

For me the pay is not bad, just focus and gain experience as much as you can then if you like u can become an agency nurse, goodluck

[@THE_Nurse_Chemist]

I weep always for we Nurses

[@rn_klb]

Video of ma uk payslip in a care home vs a Ghanaian nurse payslip loading.. Difference nie😂

[@siscannao2832]

If you are doing nursing not because of the money, you should go home with 0.00 basic pay by donating your salary to the management. Money is generally a motivating factors to leave your bedside daily 🙌🙌🙌

[@maureenmbatia8289]

Please tell them.

[@Rabbafa]

Well.. thats why yall Uk nurses that stingy😂😂 Im in Frankfurt Germany, earn a minimum of 3000€ netto for 37.5hrs as an intensiv pflege nurse and extra 530€ for working 4 days in a care home. Roughly i get 3400€ minimum net per month. Renting a 31m2 apartment at 730€ with bills, roughly use up 1100€ on living expenses with rent and food inclusive. Send 400--700€ to ghana every month and save a minimum of 1500€ every month🎉 keep the 300-400 € as spare for the month and when is not used at the end of the month, i add it to savings 🎉 yall need to come to Germany. Better social advantages too. Well the language is a must, but is better than wasting years waiting for Cos and all that. U could just use a year to learn the language.🎉

[@J1991-u6t]

Uk pay is rubbish

[@NanelleGriselda]

He said uk nurses are stingy 😂😂😂

[@abahesther3994]

Is one year enough to learn German? I've always loved Germany but language barrier

[@Rabbafa]

@@abahesther3994 started learning February 2023 had my B2 in March 2024, moved here in May. If u serious, Kannst du es einfach schaffen. 😇

[@mtardieh]

@@NanelleGriselda😂😂😂😂😂

[@nr.preciousakunna6922]

The difference has always been clear…. Ppl should make their choices based on their circumstances, I’m a professional nurse so should receive better pay . Some factory or warehouses pay up to 13pound per hour, most of their staff are non professionals.. not degree holders or even educated. So the pay is low compared to the job and requirements. I would say if you want to go to nhs make sure you don’t have financial obligations (so much needs) because it will be hard to fund your needs especially if you have large family. Again I understand there are suppleny payments which comes with so many extra shifts.

[@estherkunda2736]

I used to get more as a senior care in care home than a nurse in the NHS

[@NanelleGriselda]

wow

[@gloradelle]

Love you! Great insight…

[@NanelleGriselda]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ekenesandra]

My advice will be once you get your desired level of experience, stop full time and join the bank so you can pick night and weekend shifts for more pay

[@NanelleGriselda]

yhhh that's good advice

[@tinuoshunkoya]

I heard that too ,when u work as a bank staff in nhs u can even earn 50£ per hour... Am sure if u do you digging well...u get information Afte building your well desire experience, you can resign as a full staff and come back as bank staff

[@sandrayorke4094]

Happy birthday dear

[@AdesolaAdeniji-k2w]

Do you get enhancement when you work nights and weekends in the carehome? Or are all work days paid at the same rate? Just want to know.

[@NanelleGriselda]

For my company , No however you get for overtime

[@xavier4260]

When does night shift pay (30% extra ) start and end 8 pm till 7am ?

[@MercyAjayi-v6c]

Wow.. Well-done❤❤

[@mahmud-hasan10]

Hello ma'am! As you are working as a nurse in USA, could you please tell me whether an ausbildung (German Diploma) in nursing is enough or not to work in USA? If not, how to fulfill that requirement?

[@Maboitumelo-44]

Hi Nanelle I don’t regret leaving care home

[@xavier4260]

Also, you did night shit on a Saturday. Did you get paid for the 30% on the weekend as well as the 30% night shift, so Total pay rate × 1.6 or ×1.3 per hour

[@MohDaily]

From my personal experience, Scotland nurses are the best payed nurses in the UK. 🎉

[@judynganga9821]

I im almost now deciding on my access course might not be worthwhile

[@NanelleGriselda]

hmmm

[@ernestfdd4589]

Whist someone is earning £27 per hour as a cleaner in Switzerland 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@NanelleGriselda]

oh wow

[@emmanueloluwasogo7885]

I never knew the pay is this low if not for the evidence (payslip) you provided. I hope you guys are being paid 13th/14th month salary? In conclusion, good to know that you are happy with the job and there is good career progress in the current job. See you at the top soon.

[@NanelleGriselda]

Emmanuel are you in the USA ?

[@emmanueloluwasogo7885]

@@NanelleGriselda No, Austria

[@justbelit]

I love that "see you at the top" part! Because I suspect this is why she navigated to NHS- wholesome journey to the top

[@cathrinentebogang9712]

What are your deductionss? Tax? NI Pension?

[@gloriaoludaini4990]

I work as a band 2 in the NHS,I strategize as we have opportunities to request duty of 4 shifts in a month and I usually pick it as Saturday and Sunday nights and this has greatly boost my pay to as much as net pay of 2k after deductions.Average of 6 to 7 nights in a month

[@NanelleGriselda]

Wooow that's great

[@Anonymo4517]

Yes, making good use of request duty, bank holidays, and bank shifts paid at enhanced rate helps.

[@Victoria-rv6fu]

As a band 2 what will you do to progress to band 3

[@gloriaoludaini4990]

@@Victoria-rv6fu Take courses and apply for roles in band 3 for progression

[@Victoria-rv6fu]

@@gloriaoludaini4990 ok sis. Just got a band 2

[@mahmud-hasan10]

Ma'am, please make a video on how a diploma nurse from Germany can move to USA. What are the requirements and the procedures?

[@Jaay2022]

3:45 Now that money in naira is about #8.8million 😢

[@NanelleGriselda]

wow 😢

[@gloradelle]

Tell me about it

[@iXmorph]

I was searching for this comment, LOL 😂

[@jenniferamo-appiah6185]

Hi Nannele, are you paying NHS pension and PAYE and NI ? Realized your deductions are very moderate?

[@NanelleGriselda]

Yes i am paying all that sorry i didnt go into details on that

[@NamelyName-i]

Nanelle please do a video of Bank shift pay 😂, my Trust is paying bank as basic rate

[@estherkunda2736]

I work in a care home night shift i do more than 10000steps 😂i want to move to the nhs but am so scared of the unknown and i don't even know which department to work because i don't want stress 😊

[@deborahayandokun9652]

If you don't want much stress you can consider working in surgical wards and also request for night shift

[@estherkunda2736]

@@deborahayandokun9652 thanks

[@okekechukwuka4455]

I believe they are sponsoring your further education.

[@noelelikemnicodemus8039]

Lol look at the exchange rate at the time you did that video 😢 Oh lord Ghc is now beans

[@NanelleGriselda]

Awwwwwp

[@gloryday6733]

First here

[@NanelleGriselda]

Thank you

[@ericabirago434]

It’s not bad . I think it’s night pay

[@ariyooluwatosinelizabeth2816]

Change your trust please, your experience should be transferred at least to an extent

[@Precious_Nynth]

Nanielle the Naira conversion is wrong oooooooooooo. it is way more than 2M ooooo. haaa!!!

[@NanelleGriselda]

That video was filmed years ago

[@maryfem8204]

Thank you for always being so real. I saw that you reduced your working hours in the care home. How did you go about it? Did you need another COS? How did you inform home office please? I really want to reduce my hours but I need good details please 🙏

[@vee7738]

@@maryfem8204 lol...Nanelle is no longer a COS babe oh, she's an ILR holder now🤗🤗

[@hemingwayati]

You should talk to your manager about it. If they agree, you get a new contract then they will update the home office. You don't need a new COS

[@ifee2644]

I moved to d nhs from a care home n I can say I’m getting more hia with my bank shift but d first few months b4 I started bank was rough I’m not going to lie, tried to make dem consider my years of experience in d care home but na lie 😂 I almost wanted to go back but it was worth it at the end of the day.

[@NanelleGriselda]

oh it's hard oo

[@crystalblankson4611]

Are you being paid Top band 5 or Mid band 5?

[@NanelleGriselda]

start of band 5

[@africaoriginalvlogs6140]

@@NanelleGriseldathey didn’t consider your experience ? That’s horrible

[@nylajnmarie1553]

This is the salary of a newly qualified nurse with no prior experience. Most people don’t know it but you can negotiate your salary and start at the Top Band5 based on your experience.

[@crystalblankson4611]

@@NanelleGriselda Thank you.

[@michellejoia]

I think if you don’t have any hospital experience you should start at the bottom of the scale… I have been a nurse in nhs for 4 years and get almost 21 £ an hour… started at 12.85£…. I do agency at care home as well… what I can say is that hospital nurses can do care home most time but care home nurses especially if never work in hospitals are struggling to adapt to hospital… there are 2 different settings. In care home you tend to lose your skills, reasons why I never work fully in a nursing home.

[@yungwisdomm]

Hi I need ur assistance

[@HARONKIPKOECHKEMBOI]

😍

[@iyanaluolamide5377]

Una go Dey lie with pays 😅…. NHS pay still better coz u get bonuses and if u work in inner or outer London u get that extra pay + unsocial hours ….

[@crystalblankson4611]

Which bonuses? Tell me let me go for mine 😂😂😂😂. Also, not all nurses live in London or can travel to London for location pay.

[@xavier4260]

It's called high cost areas, I think band 5 outer London is 32k per Yr for 37.5 hours weekly

[@DaughterOfGod64]

Ridiculous

[@dolcelove7969]

Nhs pays rubbish

[@iyanaluolamide5377]

Lies😂

[@comforteke6832]

It depends on what you want and how much you know about NHS payments.