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Weekend Care Assistant salaries in United Kingdom
Pay ranges employers published in 10 open job postings for Weekend Care Assistant roles in United Kingdom, updated Oct 4, 2026.
- Median base pay£13.50/hr£28,100 a year full-time
- Typical range£13.50–£15.00/hrMiddle half of postings
- Top 10%£15.10/hrand above
- Postings10with a pay range
Posted base pay ranges from job listings, not total compensation. Figures are in GBP. How these figures are made
Newest Weekend Care Assistant postings in United Kingdom
- Weekend Care AssistantHome Instead Care · Stroud, United Kingdom · £11.77–£13.44/hr · Posted Aug 24, 2026ApplyView posting
- Weekend Care AssistantHome Instead Care · Farnborough, United Kingdom · £15.00/hr · Posted Aug 24, 2026ApplyView posting
- Weekend Care AssistantHome Instead Care · Havant, United Kingdom · £13.00–£14.00/hr · Posted Aug 24, 2026ApplyView posting
- Weekend Care AssistantHome Instead Care · Altrincham, United Kingdom · £14.60–£15.60/hr · Posted Aug 24, 2026ApplyView posting
- Weekend Care AssistantHome Instead Care · Warminster, United Kingdom · £13.75–£16.50/hr · Posted Aug 24, 2026ApplyView posting
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Questions and answers
How much does a Weekend Care Assistant make in United Kingdom?
The median posted base pay for Weekend Care Assistant jobs in United Kingdom is £13.50/hr (£28.1K/yr), from 10 job postings with pay at 1 company.
What is the typical Weekend Care Assistant pay range in United Kingdom?
The middle half of postings list £13.50–£15.00/hr. The top 10% list £31.4K a year or more, and the lowest 10% £26.2K or less.
How does United Kingdom pay compare with all Weekend Care Assistant jobs?
The median here is £13.50/hr (£28.1K/yr), against £13.50/hr (£28.1K/yr) across all 10 postings for the role.
How many Weekend Care Assistant jobs in United Kingdom list pay?
10 open postings at 1 company list a pay range; figures use postings with at least 3 per group.