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4% flex consolidation and 10% GPS consolidation into your pay, meaning your annual salary will increase by 14% from 1st July
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9% market movement, which means that your position in range will move fairly higher
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Movement to the starting salary and the maximum salary for role
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FURTHER DETAIL
14% consolidation into your pay
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Overnight pay rise of 4% of your salary for flex and 10% for GPS (both calculated at 30 June) = 14% - this will be higher than your current flex allowance but colleagues have told us that most of this will not be 'new money'
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Reduced GPS potential to make up for the 10% guaranteed due to the consolidation
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"Same" bonus award overall (20% last year, 10% colsolidated and 10% GPS next year) would result in an extra £3,100 GPS due to the new higher salary for a Grade F at the current mid-point of Pay Group 3
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Pension contributions are based on salary so both yours and the bank's pension contributions will increase if on the Your Tomorrow scheme
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Ability to take higher salary into consideration for things like mortgages
Minimum salary increasing
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Previously the pay range started from 80% of the mid-point
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This will now start at 85%. This could see overnight pay increases for the lowest earning at Grade F and provide a potential higher starting salary for colleagues promoted
Market plus zone ceiling increasing
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Previously the ceiling of the pay range was 150% of the mid-point
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This will now be from 155% meaning that some people will drop down from 'Above Max' into the pay range, increasing their chances of a pay rise if the bank use your position in the range as a qualifier for your pay rise