ruepa

Hello skylark, that's what i'm trying to understand, how the bank shift or agency shifts work ? So we can earn a litle extra by the end of the month. we have to sign with a agency and they call us to do some extra shifts ?

It's not central london, so that's why it's not so expensive. The hospital and the house would be in Barnet. I look it up in rghtmove and a decent 1 bedroom apartment it's around 900 to 1100 pounds I've counted the following values monthly for the 2 of us: Rent: 1000 pounds Average monthly grocery bill: 300 pounds Gas - 70 pounds Electricity - 65 pounds Water - 40 pounds Council taxes: 110 pounds (1300 a year) Sim Card Plan: 40 pounds Internet: 30 pounds Bus Pass: 160 pounds What would leave us with 1500 pounds (of the 3367) after all this expenses. Or i'm missing something? Regarding the extra hours/night shifts, you know how that adds up with the salary? Thanks for the reply :)

Hello, i recently had a job offer in the UK. I'm a new grad from Portugal. I had already made some research on my on, my pay check it's botton of band 5 (21,478) plus 15% because the hospital is near London (3,483). I found a website (listentothetaxman) and it says my salary would be 1683.85 after taxes, it's that correct ? Also i'm moving to the UK with my girlfriend who is also a RN and got a job in the same hospital, so it's 3367,7 pounds (our two salaries) enough for a decent level of living there ? Our rent would be near 1000 pounds. And one more doubt, regarding working extra hours or making night's/sundays to gain a litle more, how it works over there ? Thanks in advance :)