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part time pay rise.

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el_cartero
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part time pay rise.

Post by el_cartero »

at the moment im on 176.97 on a 22.5 hour contract.

cant figure out what ill be on after 6 months then a year.

As a guide, new employees aged 18 and over will receive basic pay of around £256 a week for full-time hours rising to £285 - £311 after 1 year.

im not sure what a full timers hours are so i cant calculate it .

ne one give me a hand?

what anooys me in this section of there webiste is they ohnly tell u how much a full timer gets to glam it up a bit.

when they are onyl recruiting part time! so why bother only telling us what th efull pay is.
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one day part timers will have the same right as full timers
tpost
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Re: part time pay rise.

Post by tpost »

A full time postman 40 hours has a basic pay of £347.61per week
delboy
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Re: part time pay rise.

Post by delboy »

If aged over 21
First 6 months £312.85
Next 6 months £330.23
After 12 months £347.61
The figures are based on 40 hours, so for 25 hours for the first 6 months he will gross £195.50 or £7.82 an hour.
And will get 4 weeks a year holiday plus bank holidays.
Hope that helps.
el_cartero
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Re: part time pay rise.

Post by el_cartero »

what i want to know is what ill be paid 22.5 hours a week.

22.5 = 176.97 at the moment

after 6 months and then after one year.?

not full time
one day part timers will have the same right as full timers
fishtank
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Re: part time pay rise.

Post by fishtank »

el_cartero wrote:what i want to know is what ill be paid 22.5 hours a week.

22.5 = 176.97 at the moment

after 6 months and then after one year.?

not full time

Get a calculator and work it out but it's about a tenner extra each time. :whistle
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el_cartero
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Re: part time pay rise.

Post by el_cartero »

i cant work it out :no no
one day part timers will have the same right as full timers
joe712000
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Re: part time pay rise.

Post by joe712000 »

£185.75 after 6 months
joe712000
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Re: part time pay rise.

Post by joe712000 »

£195.53 after 12 months
TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: part time pay rise.

Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

el_cartero wrote:i cant work it out :no no
All computers running windows have a basic calculator in "Accessories" all you have to do is divide the 40 hour figure by 40 and then multiply it by the number of hours you work.

Example: £312.85 (first 6 months) = £7.82125 per hour

£7.82125 multiplied by 22.5 = £175.978125

therefore after 6 months = £185.754375

after 12 months £195.530625
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Turpin
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Re: part time pay rise.

Post by Turpin »

About £60:00p a week if there agreement comes in, when you allow for the time people come in early for no cost run themselves around in there own cars for nothing, go over and dont book it beacause they can't be bothered with the hassle. Be great yeah about about £3 squid an hour tops ye ha.