Q. Did anyone get ESA in this weeks pay ?
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daveyeff
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there was no esa on my payslip today, it was down as 'delivery supplement'. basic pay £354.56 and £20.60 d/s. are you saying you got esa as well as the delivery supplement??Big Daz wrote:Yes, same as any other week. Its do with penionable pay. 2010 says we retain ALL pensionable pay. But how much of shift money is penionable all of it or just some of it?
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Glenno
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I think there has been a massive boo boo from payroldaveyeff wrote:there was no esa on my payslip today, it was down as 'delivery supplement'. basic pay £354.56 and £20.60 d/s. are you saying you got esa as well as the delivery supplement??Big Daz wrote:Yes, same as any other week. Its do with penionable pay. 2010 says we retain ALL pensionable pay. But how much of shift money is penionable all of it or just some of it?
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Big Daz
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Glenno wrote:Hi BD, did you also get the NEW SUPPLEMENT?Big Daz wrote:Yes, same as any other week. Its do with penionable pay. 2010 says we retain ALL pensionable pay. But how much of shift money is penionable all of it or just some of it?
Yep 10.56 on a 30 hour week with 4 days leave purchased. That cant be right!
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Big Daz
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daveyeff wrote:there was no esa on my payslip today, it was down as 'delivery supplement'. basic pay £354.56 and £20.60 d/s. are you saying you got esa as well as the delivery supplement??Big Daz wrote:Yes, same as any other week. Its do with penionable pay. 2010 says we retain ALL pensionable pay. But how much of shift money is penionable all of it or just some of it?
Yes.
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Glenno
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Not sure at the mo as some seem to have got both and some got just oneworktotime wrote:no i got the delivery supplement 20.60 + last weeks d2ds but no esa , is that right ?Glenno wrote:Hi to one and all
Q. Did anyone get ESA in this weeks pay ?
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daveyeff
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what does it say on ya payslip the 10.56 is for?Big Daz wrote:Glenno wrote:Hi BD, did you also get the NEW SUPPLEMENT?Big Daz wrote:Yes, same as any other week. Its do with penionable pay. 2010 says we retain ALL pensionable pay. But how much of shift money is penionable all of it or just some of it?
Yep 10.56 on a 30 hour week with 4 days leave purchased. That cant be right!
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Big Daz
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daveyeff wrote:what does it say on ya payslip the 10.56 is for?Big Daz wrote:Glenno wrote:Hi BD, did you also get the NEW SUPPLEMENT?Big Daz wrote:Yes, same as any other week. Its do with penionable pay. 2010 says we retain ALL pensionable pay. But how much of shift money is penionable all of it or just some of it?
Yep 10.56 on a 30 hour week with 4 days leave purchased. That cant be right!
Delivery supplement
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Big Daz
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My view is as follows,
I think the pensionabilty element is showing as ESA
It has been agreed to cease and incorporate the total value of these payments (£52m Door to Door, and £40m delivery early shift allowance and grandfather rights) into a new permanent (non-pensionable) supplement to basic pay.
Individuals in receipt of pensionable allowances incorporated into this payment will retain full pensionability of those elements on a reserved rights basis.
The payslip IMHO is showing the the supplement split into two.
My view is as follows,
I think the pensionabilty element is showing as ESA
It has been agreed to cease and incorporate the total value of these payments (£52m Door to Door, and £40m delivery early shift allowance and grandfather rights) into a new permanent (non-pensionable) supplement to basic pay.
Individuals in receipt of pensionable allowances incorporated into this payment will retain full pensionability of those elements on a reserved rights basis.
The payslip IMHO is showing the the supplement split into two.
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sjc777
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As a new starter, please explain / correct me
I am part time 24h per week, Del Supplement on this weeks payslip is £12.36 is this correct, and do I recieve this payment every week no matter how many D2D's (up to 6) I do (even if none)
If i work my day off or do extra hours does this supplement increase
This week I have completed my walk 4 days extra day on another walk and delivered 4 D2D's each day,
The D2D's on my walk alone would have earned me @0.02 each = £29.60, but going forward I will be getting £12.36.
If the above is correct, I will not be joining the union as the are certainly not acting in my best interests.
I am part time 24h per week, Del Supplement on this weeks payslip is £12.36 is this correct, and do I recieve this payment every week no matter how many D2D's (up to 6) I do (even if none)
If i work my day off or do extra hours does this supplement increase
This week I have completed my walk 4 days extra day on another walk and delivered 4 D2D's each day,
The D2D's on my walk alone would have earned me @0.02 each = £29.60, but going forward I will be getting £12.36.
If the above is correct, I will not be joining the union as the are certainly not acting in my best interests.