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Create salaries.yml and begin population #3977

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@MylesJarvis MylesJarvis marked this pull request as ready for review May 15, 2024 10:34
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Some comments for you @MylesJarvis ! Happy to discuss any as needed

Leading practitioner bit looks fine

The comments are around the structure of the salaries.yml file / naming of the variables - and in a couple of cases, the context of the variables; there are some that are not quite right I think

Also - you have a build error?

Happy for this to go out next week once you've had a chance to look through and make any changes

salaries:
example:
leadingpractitioner:
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@MylesJarvis I'm guessing you'll reorder so qualified salaries are first when you implement the others!

min: £30,000

salaries_example_max: £41k
max: £41,000
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@MylesJarvis this isn't a max starting salary - this is a max within 5 years figure

To prevent confusion, I think it would be better to have a new variables section eg

starting:

  • min: £30,000
  • minshortened: £30k

5years:

  • max: £41,333
  • maxrounded: £41,000
  • maxshortened: £41k

outerlondon: £34,514
londonfringe: £31,350
restofengland: £30,000
salaries_average_shortened: £40k
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If we are breaking starting and 5years into separate sections, I would suggest having a third section alongside as follows:

average:

  • classroomshortened: £40k

(or whatever makes sense)

Would be better to group them together I think?

innerlondonmax: £37,362
tlr:
salarywithtlr: £43k
maximumvalue: £15,000
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maximumvalue: £15,000
maxrounded: £15,000

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Also need to add in actual TLR amount which is on salaries page (but not on your spreadsheet), so along the lines of

tlr:

  • maxrounded: £15,000
  • max: £15,690

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tlr:
salarywithtlr: £43k
maximumvalue: £15,000
skilledworkervisaminimumsalaryft:
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Is it possible to split the file here with a heading of Non-UK?

Might be useful to split other parts of the file as well with other headings eg

Summary salaries

starting / 5years / average

Detailed salaries

qualified / LP / head / unqualified

Additional payments

tlr

Non-UK salaries

visa

(not necessarily wedded to these - whatever makes sense!)

outerlondon: £24,415
londonfringe: £23,200
restofengland: £23,200
skilledworkervisaminimumsalarypt:
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skilledworkervisaminimumsalarypt:
skilledworkervisatraineeminparttime:

Think this refers to trainees so should say that?
/non-uk-teachers/visas-for-non-uk-trainees

would suggest shortening to min for consistency but expanding pt for understandability?

and don't need salary - the whole file is about salaries!

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But also I think we need another variable for teachers eg

skilledworkervisateacherminparttime: £23,200

This is referenced on /non-uk-teachers/visas-for-non-uk-teachers

Although the amount is currently the same, probably makes sense to have two so one is clearly trainees and one is clearly teachers

restofengland: £23,200
skilledworkervisaminimumsalarypt:
restofengland: £23,200
skillerworkervisaminimumqualifiedteacher:
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skillerworkervisaminimumqualifiedteacher:
skilledworkervisateacherminfulltime:

suggested changes to be consistent with parttime variable

(also typo - skiller!)

tlr:
salarywithtlr: £43k
maximumvalue: £15,000
skilledworkervisaminimumsalaryft:
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skilledworkervisaminimumsalaryft:
skilledworkervisatraineeminfulltime:

For consistency - see comments below

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