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IT - On Call - Rates


michael

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Just a quick one - I presume a number of you IT types do on call, are you paid for this on an hourly basis or is it included as part of your salary?

 

If paid hourly how much do you get? (PM me if you like)

 

Our on call rate (for holding the phone, not for doing anything) has been £2.00 per hour for the last 11 years, I'm just curious to get an idea of what other companies pay.

 

Are there any online salary averages that might give me info like this?

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I've changed role recently so no longer get callout.

 

However, up until a month or two ago I got paid as follows:

 

Disturbance - Paid EVERY time you get called out:

£14

PLUS

£35 per hour if during the week.

£42 per hour if at the weekend.

 

So a 2 hour callout on a Saturday morning paid me £98.

 

(Wish I still did it!)

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Guest Nicholas

Hi Mate,

 

Our on-call is:

 

£30 per week day evening

£50 per weekend day

£70 per public holiday

 

had 3 calls in 14 months woohoo ;)

 

If we get called out we charge 2x our hourly rate from the moment we get the call to when we get back home.

 

Nick.

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140 per week primary

140 per week backup

 

normal hourly rate times these multiplyers

mon - sat = 1.5x

sun & bank holiday = 1.66x

2100 - 0600 = extra 0.22x

 

every call is minimum 1 hour and additional to that we get travel at 50p per mile if I have to go anywhere.

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I forgot, we get £4.00 per hour at the weekend and the usual 1.5x hourly rate for calls during the week and 2x for weekends.

 

So by the sound of it we don't do too badly, other than the fact that some newbie keenster was allowed to do on call and screwed it up so we don't always get one week per month now.

 

I hate him.

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