Arrears of basic pay

[Hitcher]

Got nearly half a weeks wages on this weeks payslip as arrears but I have no idea why.

Anyone else?

[A2B]

Thanks for the heads up

I've received more than my wages

What the hell is going on

[ted_e_bear]

Similar happened earlier this year those affected were on Wallington attendances and it was due to weekly pay going below min wage for the hours attended, (obviously it averages out but apparently that's not currently accounted for hence the payment)

Are you on a Wallington or any attendance where you do well over contract hours some weeks in order to get extra time off?
If so could be the reason

[A2B]

Yes to Wallington but thought that was done and dusted in regards to that situation.

Again who knows with RM

[loyalsnail]

Similar happened earlier this year those affected were on Wallington attendances and it was due to weekly pay going below min wage for the hours attended, (obviously it averages out but apparently that's not currently accounted for hence the payment)

Are you on a Wallington or any attendance where you do well over contract hours some weeks in order to get extra time off?
If so could be the reason

This is the reason

[TopperGas]

Surprised RM didn't put an end to Wally weeks under DM26 rather than have to continue making these regular payments, not that I'm complaining!!

[Emohawk]

Wouldn't moving to monthly pay achieve the same result?

[Jonathan Alsatian]

Wouldn't moving to monthly pay achieve the same result?

Yes. I'm on a wally week and do not get these extra payments because I'm paid monthly. Weekly paid get them and are also paid better anyway due to weekly being on legacy and monthly being on new contracts. Another unfair (albeit accidental) aspect of the two teir workforce. HMRC regulations rather than RM policy.

[Hitcher]

Are you on a Wallington or any attendance where you do well over contract hours some weeks in order to get extra time off?

This is the reason

No it's not, as I'm not on a Wally system.

30 hour / 9 day fortnight.