NHS Part Time Take Home Pay Calculator
Calculate your NHS part-time take home pay based on your band, hours worked, and any additional payments.
NHS Part Time Calculator
Full-time equivalent is 37.5 hours
How NHS Part-Time Pay Works
NHS part-time employees are paid pro-rata based on their contracted hours compared to full-time equivalent (typically 37.5 hours per week). This calculator helps you understand:
- Your part-time annual salary based on hours worked
- Additional payments for unsocial hours
- Take-home pay after tax and National Insurance
- Hourly rates for different NHS bands
Unsocial Hours Payments
NHS staff working unsocial hours receive additional payments on top of their basic salary:
- Evening (6pm-8pm): Time + 30%
- Night (8pm-6am): Time + 60%
- Saturday: Time + 30%
- Sunday: Time + 60%
- Public Holidays: Time + 100%
NHS Agenda for Change Bands
The NHS uses the Agenda for Change pay structure with bands ranging from 2 to 9. Each band has multiple pay points, and staff typically progress through these points annually.
Benefits and Pension
Part-time NHS staff are entitled to the same benefits as full-time staff, calculated pro-rata:
- NHS Pension Scheme membership
- Annual leave entitlement (pro-rata)
- Sick pay entitlement
- Study leave and training opportunities