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Equal pay

Buttercup1963 · 2018-01-02 10:37:34

I work for a large pharmacy chain and I recently did in house exams to qualify as a healthcare advisor but they have not increased my wages accordingly . I am working alongside people with the same qualifications and same length of service but on a lower wage. Is this legal?

02-01-2018 11:37AM

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Buttercup1963

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I work for a large pharmacy chain and I recently did in house exams to qualify as a healthcare advisor but they have not increased my wages accordingly . I am working alongside people with the same qualifications and same length of service but on a lower wage. Is this legal?

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#2 02-01-2018 04:22PM

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Have you asked for an increase? What did they say?

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#3 02-01-2018 07:11PM

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Has your job description changed to health advisor? If you are still employed as a store assistant (or whatever it’s called) then it doesn’t matter what qualification you have, you should be paid as a store assistant. However if you are now working as a health advisor you should be paid that rate. Hope that makes sense!

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