Caregiver salary in London?

[David House]

I don't own one now but I used to. My business is now at the other end of the age range. I own a kids nursery! The guy specifically asked about London but I agree that in other parts of the UK it will be lower, down to the minimum wage of £5.52 in some places.
You should also remember that you will not be allowed to work during the first 6 months of your time in the UK but after that finding work should not be a problem, although she will probably be expected to enrole for NVQ (National Vocational Qualification) training which is "on the job" plus some spare time study. I used to bring over care assistants from the Philippines so have a little experience of this, albeit a few years out of date.

[joebloggs]

yes i can see many places paying the minimum wage

hmm which is the better money maker kids nursery or old timers home

what do you charge a week ?
full time nursery where i'm is about £125 for 8hr day, 5 days aweek

but i send little joe to a baby minder and pay £85 for 5hrs a day, 5 days aweek, mainly becuase we have used her for years.

while old timers home, well is around the £430+ a week,

well if care homes are not renewing their contracts many must be forced back home to the phils , as its 5yrs in the UK to get ILR on a workpermit..
a warning to those who want to come here, in some cases if the home is sold, your workpermit maybe come invalid, and you might have to go back to the phils ..