Category: FAQs
Why was Agenda for Change introduced to the NHS?
The NHS Agenda for Change contract was introduced in 2004 as a response to a number of concerns regarding the […]
How much annual leave do you get on Agenda for Change?
All NHS staff contracted on Agenda for Change (which includes most roles except doctors, dentists and some senior managers) have […]
What jobs can I do in the NHS without a degree?
While many roles in the NHS require a degree or other higher education qualifications, there are also numerous jobs that […]
What are the responsibilities of a Band 5 NHS nurse?
Band 5 is the pay band for qualified nurses in the National Health Service (NHS) in England, with a basic […]
How do increments work in the NHS?
Pay progression through increments in the National Health Service (NHS) in England is based on a system known as Agenda […]
Is there an NHS Band 1?
No. Since the Agenda for Change pay deal of 2018, no new staff have been appointed at a Band 1 […]
What does NHS VSM mean?
In the NHS, VSM stands for Very Senior Manager, typically positions either leading an organisation (such as Chief Executive), members […]
What is the NHS High Cost Area Supplement (HCAS)?
The NHS High Cost Area Supplement (HCAS) or “London Weighting” is an additional payment for NHS staff on Agenda for […]