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Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

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bigtee
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Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by bigtee »

Like i said, the yes votes will live to regret this day!

Enjoy you're spends which were due to get anyway, because we will earn it in the future.
haynes
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by haynes »

ah yes we all know what is around the corner (the Jobcentre) we just dont know when we will need it
PostieWithTheMostie!
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by PostieWithTheMostie! »

So much for £400 for all EMPLOYEE's
bigtee
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by bigtee »

haynes wrote:ah yes we all know what is around the corner (the Jobcentre) we just dont know when we will need it
Well if the tories get in, you maybe right!
newpostie
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by newpostie »

PostieWithTheMostie! wrote: So much for £400 for all EMPLOYEE's


so take it they used the term pro rata?
bigtee
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by bigtee »

newpostie wrote:
PostieWithTheMostie! wrote: So much for £400 for all EMPLOYEE's


so take it they used the term pro rata?
Yes! Even when most part timers do 40 hours.

Also, the part timers will not recieve any additional hours worked from the start of the tax year other than your contractual hours! ie the back dated pay rise. So that's another pineapple up the bum
newpostie
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by newpostie »

bigtee wrote:
newpostie wrote:
PostieWithTheMostie! wrote: So much for £400 for all EMPLOYEE's


so take it they used the term pro rata?
Yes! Even when most part timers do 40 hours.

Also, the part timers will not recieve any additional hours worked from the start of the tax year other than your contractual hours! ie the back dated pay rise. So that's another pineapple up the bum
well im sure there be alot of part timers taking this further! do we get the back payment today aswell? i see what you mean bout the part timers doing alot of extra donkey work!
PostieWithTheMostie!
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by PostieWithTheMostie! »

On PaySlip its stated as ' Pay Deal CWU 2010 Lump Sum ' . Why is the CWU stated in that line? Is it really the Colleague Shares is disguise?

AND ARE THE CWU GOING TO FIGHT FOR ALL EMPLOYEE's GETTING THE £400 AS STATED PREVIOUSLY IN THE AGREEMENT....? Probably not! Ah well thanks once again CWU you really know how to look after us and our best interests..

CWU :- R.I.P
adb2aber
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by adb2aber »

It can't just be simple pro-rata as I'm on a 20 hour contract and "Pay Deal CWU 2010 Lump Sum" for me is £31X.YY

Are they including back pay into this lump sum or is that to come later as well?
newpostie
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by newpostie »

im on 25 hour cotract and i got 251.06! and back pay 16 quid shocking! so they gave me 1.06 nice one w*****s!
ziko
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Post by ziko »

Sorry guys but saw you part timers getting shafted on the agreed £400 a mile off! You will never get the agreed £400 promised to all employes.
persil33
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Post by persil33 »

what can actualy be done. it clearly says £400 lump sum to all employees. so only a week in to this agreement and they have already broken it. is it worth going to the union or to acas. i did not want this agreement but as seen as it has been forced on me i want everything i am entitled to.
Biker Mouse
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by Biker Mouse »

I'm on a 30hr part-time contract, covering a 40hr full time walk for the last year and I've received £379.16p! How is this worked out? It's certainly not pro-rata!
tommythreesheds
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Post by tommythreesheds »

Watchcote wrote:I'm on a 30hr part-time contract, covering a 40hr full time walk for the last year and I've received £379.16p! How is this worked out? It's certainly not pro-rata!
Weird.....i am on a 35hr contract, and i do cover 40 hours, but you get paid £15 more than me?? I dont get this at all. :crazy:
LouBarlow
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Re: Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

Post by LouBarlow »

Watchcote wrote:I'm on a 30hr part-time contract, covering a 40hr full time walk for the last year and I've received £379.16p! How is this worked out? It's certainly not pro-rata!
It's possible the weeks you were on holiday (ie a flat 30 hour week) were taken into account, hence the figure they arrived at.