payrise backpay question

[TrueBlueTerrier]

I don't think there are many if any jobs out there like ours for £12/hr .That's not tough, just honest. Life is tough anyway. Too many just want stuff handed to them on a plate.

I'm convinced responses like this are from management,

I am not, and who cares if it is anyway, managers can post on here, everyone is welcome.

The response was after someone called them fat, after that it was a mild if abrupt response and fully within the rules.

[doob]

My take home pay is close to £10 an hour. I know I have a few extra deductions with pension/ extra holiday but if u are getting lots more than that then please tell me how?

[Woody Guthrie]

The money isn't fantastic,as a flat basic it's reasonable given the type of job it is.
The overtime rate is very poor.

If you work 10+ hours overtime a week it's quite easy to be "out-earned" by a lot of jobs on poorer hourly rates but a decent overtime agreement like time and a half or double time.

At the end of the day you should never be satisfied by what you sell your services for, that's a working class mentality drummed into us by rich people who are never satisfied by what they earn.

Take a tip from Oliver Twist, always ask for more because the guy with the big bowl always eats better than you.

[JKSmudge]

Assume we don't get it until near end of Feb and you only do 38 hours per week.....

47 x 38 x 11.62 x0.027 x 0.68 = £381.03

that gives a rough idea of how much extra you take home that week.

I have calculated at basic rate not including any allowances.

[blacov]

I have also a question. Does the pay rise apply to delivery supplement? I believe it is currently paid £25.60 a week? I noticed that all the above calculations didn't include the delivery supplement. Surely the back dated pay rise should apply to it too.

[Woody Guthrie]

1. A 2.7% pay increase payable effective from April 2020. This will be applied to base pay rates or salary and flow through to overtime, scheduled attendance, basic pay supplements, functional supplements and allowances (except RRIS, legacy and reserved right payments), skills and unsocial hours’ allowances, London weighting and Scottish Distant Islands allowance.

Delivery Supplement is a functional supplement.

[rambo1]

It is very easy to accept money who would not it is what YOU have to do for it not once but forever more think long and hard before you vote for your future.

You will have to work from your start time to your finish time and have a couple of paid breaks along the way. What's the problem. Go out there and get £12/hr for no stress if you want or can do.

That's a tough response from you have you had too many chocolate biscuits today already? by the way does the fat make the stress go away? maybe you should help your staff instead of calling them!

completely uncalled for - it is not acceptable to body shame anyone, even when you disagree with their position. I would expect more from someone who has been on here for such a long time.

Hey no offence taken I'm actually an athlete with 10% body fat and wouldn't touch a chocolate biscuit either. Lol. Thanks for sticking up for me though.

[rambo1]

It is very easy to accept money who would not it is what YOU have to do for it not once but forever more think long and hard before you vote for your future.

You will have to work from your start time to your finish time and have a couple of paid breaks along the way. What's the problem. Go out there and get £12/hr for no stress if you want or can do.

That's a tough response from you have you had too many chocolate biscuits today already? by the way does the fat make the stress go away? maybe you should help your staff instead of calling them!

completely uncalled for - it is not acceptable to body shame anyone, even when you disagree with their position. I would expect more from someone who has been on here for such a long time.

Hey no offence taken I'm actually an athlete with 10% body fat and wouldn't touch a chocolate biscuit either. Lol. Thanks for sticking up for me though.

Oh and I'm not a manager either , I just think it's a fair wage for anyone with no qualifications to be earning thats all. The job is as stressing as you make it. Rush around cutting corners and you probably will see it as exhausting and stressful.

[smileski]

The end of January will mean around 44 weeks backpay.

[FirstPost]

The end of January will mean around 44 weeks backpay.

from what date?

[Jefferson Starfish]

The end of January will mean around 44 weeks backpay.

from what date?

1st April ish.

[blacov]

Honestly even though I will be entitled to possibly a four figure payment or very near it I am not too sure if we should vote for it.

[Jefferson Starfish]

Honestly even though I will be entitled to possibly a four figure payment or very near it I am not too sure if we should vote for it.

You do 30 odd hours OT per week?

[the mad woman]

anybody know when the vote is going to be

[rambo1]

Honestly even though I will be entitled to possibly a four figure payment or very near it I am not too sure if we should vote for it.

So you reckon you earn £50+k a yr , or you can't do maths, which is it?