deduction in wages

[Davegoldi]

Hi all, looked at payslip on people app and next Fridays payslip is there, but its totally bizarre, a full payslip off little amounts relating to arrears for all of august dates, then at bottom it says "other payment -£261, wtf and why isn't it explained what this is, others in my office have varying amounts deducted, anyone got a clue, i know strike day will be deducted, but am definitely not on that kind of money per day, if I was I wouldn't be striking :)

[HTPostman]

Just looked at mine and looks like they’ve paid me arrears of basic pay again (just like they did for us all with the 2% the other month)....and then taken it all back.

[kazardaimenu]

Just checked. Looks like the 2% adjustment for every week’s worth of overtime backdated to April plus the strike deduction. Looks a complete mess on the page as ever.

[bensonhedge]

Suspecting the vermin have possibly withdrawn their 2%....if true they're not worth working for

[HTPostman]

Does anyone have the letter/info sent to us along with the original 2% back in July?

[Davegoldi]

it was on people app message

[HTPostman]

it was on people app message

Yep but it only seems to keep the last 5 messages.

[Davegoldi]

of course

[aiden01]

Just checked. Looks like the 2% adjustment for every week’s worth of overtime backdated to April plus the strike deduction. Looks a complete mess on the page as ever.

Just checked mine strike day not taken as we were told yday they will take 26th aug an 31st aug on 9th sept.

[kazardaimenu]

Just checked. Looks like the 2% adjustment for every week’s worth of overtime backdated to April plus the strike deduction. Looks a complete mess on the page as ever.

Just checked mine strike day not taken as we were told yday they will take 26th aug an 31st aug on 9th sept.

Could just be an adjustment to the arrears then. None of my OT from this week is in this payslip so hopefully in the next one or I’ll be claiming the hours back somehow.

[HairyHobbit]

It looks to me that they’ve taken the lump sum back, then given it to us following calculations of 2% of our wages since the start of the tax year and that going forward every week will include the 2% rise. Looks like the weekly pay rate has risen 2%.

[ad/ab]

on mine...... whats lump sum (npen) ? plus strike money taken out ( arrears of unpaid absence )

[Davegoldi]

imagine npen is non pensionable

[R5001]

It has been a long time, but I do believe the plan was "lump sum, then we'll work out who needs more and less by the end of august and fix it". I think it was generally expected that the 200 was going to be enough for the worst paid, 25hour contracted, so no one should've seen reductions, but the payslips won't print to 2 pages. (I do not and will not, have the people app installed on my personal phone).

[postieblueshirt]

my strike day has been deducted but im wondering why we can view them so early?is it to show how much weve lost before the next strike day is due??