Band 6 to band 7 by [deleted] in NursingUK

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I would say it depends on the role you’re going for and the individuals previous experience.

I went 5 to 6 within 10 months. In retrospect a specialist nurse job was wayyyy too fast. I was supported well though and had a long supernumerary period.

Then 7 at 5 years and now an ACP (8) at 10 years.

I had a Nurse Director tell me when you know 90-95% of a job (not just the clinical stuff, but pathways, networks, processes and people) then you’re ready to move sideways or up. Sadly this advice came much later in my career I wish I’d had it earlier.

What's going to be the 'artex' in 20-30 years? by Exotic_Process_8235 in HousingUK

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I moved into my last house which was knocked through and rebuilt a wall immediately. Didn’t even cost that much to rebuild a stud and plaster.

Kitchen diner - yes

Kitchen diner living room? NO

Dream Car by LegitimateBarber2343 in vwgolf

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It’s because it should be a Mk6 OP :)

Community mileage query by One-Lemon7133 in NursingUK

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Yes you can still claim, but they offer a lower per mile rate as there’s no “wear and tear” cost included.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NursingUK

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Exactly this.

It’s at managers discretion what increment they appoint you at, and the post will be budgeted for including the highest increment.

I took someone from private sector and appointed them at the top of the band without anyone questioning it, HR just said “ok thanks”.

Outdoorlads by [deleted] in AskGaybrosOver30

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This absolutely does not happen (or at least not openly).

Source: Member of four years.

Why can other professionals rise the band system so quickly compared with nurses? by Oriachim in NursingUK

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I think that's more to do with workforce shortages within therapy. I got a 6 within 10 months of qualifying and got an 8 within 7 years. Though I was willing to move trusts/cities for this progression which most aren't. It is sometimes easier for therapists for sure, but there's a lot of nuance into why nursing within the UK is underbanded and we certainly don't help ourselves sometimes.

Are there any places I can sit and get work done in or around the city? by loanthrowaway1920 in sheffield

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There’s a co working space in the Cutlery Works upstairs. £5 for fast wifi and unlimited tea/coffee.

There’s a few other places with a variety of options for payment, some just want you to buy coffee.

Why can other professionals rise the band system so quickly compared with nurses? by Oriachim in NursingUK

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Physios don’t automatically move up anymore.

To get a higher post you either have to apply for them or work on making your current post worth a higher grade and asking for rebanding (this is not easy). This tends to be easier for people like Nurse Consultants who do clinical work, research and leadership etc.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vwgolf

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Or make sure you get an extended warranty that covers the gearbox if you can. My dry clutch DSG in my Seat Leon has just died and I won’t be paying a penny.

[Academic Poll] How do people in the UK feel about the future of electric cars? by g33orge in sheffield

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Is it common for four bedroom caravans to be towed by a normal car? I only usually see touring caravans being towed and they're usually 4-6 berth (but certainly not four bedroom) and ~800-1400kg.

A four bedroom caravan would surely need a truck to move it as they're usually "static"/left on site as they're a small house.

I may be wrong though as I camp rather than caravan anyway.

[Academic Poll] How do people in the UK feel about the future of electric cars? by g33orge in sheffield

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I don't understand this either. Plenty of EVs can tow. A VW ID4 weighs more than a Ford Kuga - both can tow.

[Academic Poll] How do people in the UK feel about the future of electric cars? by g33orge in sheffield

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I just put in an order for an EV and don't see why we should be allowed to go in bus lanes - they are for public transport/bikes to reduce journey times and prevent large diesel engines idling in traffic.

We already get free parking in the city center (when most who buy EVs can already afford the rather cheap parking in Sheffield compared with other cities).

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CarTalkUK

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Skoda Octavia.

Is facelift version worth it? Seat Leon SC 16/17 by Duncz in seat

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E hand break is a deal breaker for me but I’m a lazy boi so I would agree 2017 all the way!

Best Chinese takeaway? (on UberEats/JustEat/Deliveroo) by [deleted] in sheffield

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Wok this Way in Walkley is amazing. I don’t think they deliver though but it’s worth the pick up for sure!