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What is your rate? Interested in those working for large chains
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2015 10:05 pm
by Barbie
Please dont refer me to the link to the award i am aware of that.
I am currently working for a private centre who is a constant law breaker therefore looking to get out. Problem is i have a huge mortgage on my own and this crook pays well above the award $4 an hour in fact as hush money. Considering no providors put the rate in their ads i would like to know an hourly pay rate please for those that work at Goodstart, Only About Children, Guardian etc.
I am interested to know how hourly rate/how many years experience/permanant or casual
Many Thanks
Re: What is your rate? Interested in those working for large chains
Posted: Sun Dec 20, 2015 8:53 am
by ozziemum
Hey barbie, sorry to hear about you working situation, as a permanent partime 2nd year employee at Goodstart my hourly rate is $21.52, hope this helps
Re: What is your rate? Interested in those working for large chains
Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2015 9:17 pm
by Lorina
Listen it sounds like you know this centre is in the wrong, so I think you should get out why you still can... Fair enough they may pay above award but it's a big risk to you. What happens if something happens at this centre... What about your ethics, your duty of care to the children and families, I mean if this centre is no good then file a report before something bad happens!
While I was working at a chain centre, as a group leader, Diploma, over 4 years experience, I was getting paid 24.50/per hour for my first year of employment with them....
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Lorina
Re: What is your rate? Interested in those working for large chains
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2015 6:17 pm
by socialispiice
I think you should get out of their first and I was getting paid 23.50/hour.
Re: What is your rate? Interested in those working for large chains
Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2016 10:24 am
by samjamie
This may be a sill question but what's the difference between level 4. 2 and level 5 commencement
Re: What is your rate? Interested in those working for large chains
Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2016 3:47 pm
by Lorina
samjamie wrote:This may be a sill question but what's the difference between level 4. 2 and level 5 commencement
I've answered your question in the following topic:
Childcare Levels and Their Meaning In Wages
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Lorina