Someone who is cleverer than me (that's all of you then) - please explain "pro rata" to me.

[TheQueenOfQuotes]

for example

16 PER WEEK, DAYS, TIMES, TO BE AGREED

Wage
£12,182 - £13,253 PER ANNUM PRO RATA

What exactly does that mean???

I feel like Carol Vorderman now

CD - hit on the head with a calculator as achild now able to undertake mental arithmetic quicker than she can suck blood

aye my camera is fully operational

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oooooh - I hope you're not looking at the mess behind me are you????? .

Anyhow, I'm going to "sleep" on this job and have at think tomorrow - even at lowest amount it's £30 a month more than I need to comfortably get through the month. But the hours are a bit tricky - if it was 8-12 it would be fab!

mull it over. aye camera working i even got ZOOOOOM right on in there (scary sinister laughter)

colditz - I know that care assistants are grossly undervalued... I have lots of elderly relatives who have been taken care of by amazing people working for a pittance ... but my point was not to denigrate care assistants, but rather to encourage QofQ to put her obvious skills to more lucrative and less tiring use, if the opportunity arises.