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£20.07 supplement

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pickaname
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£20.07 supplement

Post by pickaname »

Is what was on my wage slip.

Thought it was meant to be £20.60p?

Wheres my 53p gone? I 'buy' 6 days extra holiday but why would this make a difference?

Have i been ripped?
Glenno
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by Glenno »

pickaname wrote:Is what was on my wage slip.

Thought it was meant to be £20.60p?

Wheres my 53p gone? I 'buy' 6 days extra holiday but why would this make a difference?

Have i been ripped?
Did you get ESA+supplement?
Big Daz
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by Big Daz »

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.
daveyeff
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by daveyeff »

Big Daz wrote: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.
asked a couple of lads at our office, and theres no esa on their payslips either, seems its been incorporated into the 20.60 d/s, so i cant see why anybody will still have esa anywhere on their payslips.
Big Daz
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by Big Daz »

My ESA (pens) is 4.74

Supplement is 10.56, the two added together is 15.30 which taking in to account AL purchase seems correct.
daveyeff
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by daveyeff »

Big Daz wrote:My ESA (pens) is 4.74

Supplement is 10.56, the two added together is 15.30 which taking in to account AL purchase seems correct.
not diputing what you are saying mate, but does it actually say esa on ya payslip? also, i wouldve thought any purchased annual leave would be taken from your basic pay not your d/s.
plainpat
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by plainpat »

I think somebody did say somewhere on here that the supplement would be reduced if you buy extra annual leave.

I am sure Postman will find it :Very Happy
fishtank
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by fishtank »

The reduction is to pay for the 6 days annual leave that you purchase.
There has to be both a reduction in basic pay and a reduction in supplement as one is pensionable and the other isn't therefore it would not be fair to take it all from your pensionable basic pay.
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Big Daz
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by Big Daz »

daveyeff wrote:
Big Daz wrote:My ESA (pens) is 4.74

Supplement is 10.56, the two added together is 15.30 which taking in to account AL purchase seems correct.
not diputing what you are saying mate, but does it actually say esa on ya payslip? also, i wouldve thought any purchased annual leave would be taken from your basic pay not your d/s.

Yes it says ESA
daveyeff
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by daveyeff »

fishtank wrote:The reduction is to pay for the 6 days annual leave that you purchase.
There has to be both a reduction in basic pay and a reduction in supplement as one is pensionable and the other isn't therefore it would not be fair to take it all from your pensionable basic pay.
thanks for clearing that up mate, but do you know if they are still paying esa to some people or is it just a misunderstanding.
fishtank
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by fishtank »

daveyeff wrote:
fishtank wrote:The reduction is to pay for the 6 days annual leave that you purchase.
There has to be both a reduction in basic pay and a reduction in supplement as one is pensionable and the other isn't therefore it would not be fair to take it all from your pensionable basic pay.
thanks for clearing that up mate, but do you know if they are still paying esa to some people or is it just a misunderstanding.
Not ESA 1 or 2 but the dawn shift allowance is still payable...i think that is those who start/started between 2am and 4am.
Certainly no ESA for me this week and i start at 0500. :sad:
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daveyeff
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by daveyeff »

fishtank wrote:
daveyeff wrote:
fishtank wrote:The reduction is to pay for the 6 days annual leave that you purchase.
There has to be both a reduction in basic pay and a reduction in supplement as one is pensionable and the other isn't therefore it would not be fair to take it all from your pensionable basic pay.
thanks for clearing that up mate, but do you know if they are still paying esa to some people or is it just a misunderstanding.
Not ESA 1 ot 2 but the dawn shift allowance is still payable...i think that is those who start/started between 2am and 4am.
Certainly no ESA for me this week and i start at 0500. :sad:
cheers mate.
padraig1965
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by padraig1965 »

What about the split shift allowance.Still got this on my pay slip,
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boon3590
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by boon3590 »

Hmm i just got paid 26 pounds for last weeks d2ds and the supplement is that right.
gb93
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Re: £20.07 supplement

Post by gb93 »

boon3590 wrote:Hmm i just got paid 26 pounds for last weeks d2ds and the supplement is that right.
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