Do Cover Supervisors get holiday pay if they get a yearly salary?

[Treestar1]

Hey guys,

I am new here! Just looking to take the plunge and become a full time CS...However I am worried that if I leave my part time job in sales I will struggle during the half terms if I don’t get paid.. Please let me know your thoughts!..


NB: I currently do agency work as a CS part time and sales part time. I just need to get out of sales now as I am 30.. Advice please guys will really be appreciated!! Xxx

[LynetteScavo]

You'll be paid monthly, so it will be averaged out over the year.

[Pinkymay]

Thank you so much for your response!
There are sooo many agencies giving daily rates.. It is proving to be quite difficult to find a salaried role.
I have literally only seen one in London..It seems as though the agency route is the cheapest option for schools nowadays huff xx

[admission]

Just be careful about the hours you are working and what the salary is based on. You might typically be on a 32.5 hour week in school but the salary scale is based around typically 37.5 hours for most Local Authority positions, so you will only get a proportion of the salary being quoted.

[Pinkymay]

Oh wow. Thank you! That is definitely something to keep an eye out for. I appreciate your response x

[RainbowDashed]

Usually you get paid for (eg) 43 weeks a year, but this is divided up into 12 even monthly salary payments. And yes, definitely keep an eye out for pro rata on your salary.

[Pinkymay]

Definitely! Thank you for your response! Xx