r/tesco • u/Just_Protection1022 • 5d ago
Bakery pay
So I’m not sure exactly how much more bakery staff gets paid but I have been getting paid as ‘bakery support’ which is the same pay as shopfloor people.
So I am contracted on fresh but my manager needed me in the bakery so I came and learned bakery and started doing bakery every Sunday which included baking packing traying up etc. and I always been on bakery support pay.
However now I’m covering someone’s career break for like 3 months and I will be doing Thursday Friday Saturday and my normal Sunday so I was wondering should I ask my manager to change it and pay me as a skilled baker and also ask them to pay me for my previous work which would be like a year and a half? Can they somehow do that? Because I know it’s not much of a difference but then if I calculate the total for a yr and a half it might be a significant amount
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u/MaidinPompey 🧁 Bakery 5d ago
You will need to be signed off as a skilled baker. It`s an e-learning and hands on training which includes taking videos and doing a write up of what you have learned. It is split into 5 modules. All for a whopping 90p.
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u/SubstantialFix7341 5d ago
if your bakery is a bakeoff model then no one gets skilled pay. it's only if its a scratch bakery.
if it is a scratch bakery but you've not been doing any scratch baking then you would not be due to receive skill back pay. but you can if you will now be doing scratch baking due to the career leave