Hi, i'm on a 36 hour contract, and i'm trying to find out if rm are taking money out of my wages towards the extra two weeks I pay for every year. Nothing is on my pay slip, so what should the figure be along side the 36 hours?
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Any one on a 36 hour contract?
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comeracing
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Re: Any one on a 36 hour contract?
presume your talking about annual leave/holidays its around £5 per week stopped out of your wages.
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fishtank
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Re: Any one on a 36 hour contract?
Around £318 gross without annual leave purchase.
Around £306 gross with two weeks annual leave purchase.
Assuming that you are on the same £354/40hr basic as most of us and your office hasn't moved to a 39hr week.
Around £306 gross with two weeks annual leave purchase.
Assuming that you are on the same £354/40hr basic as most of us and your office hasn't moved to a 39hr week.
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jessthecat
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Re: Any one on a 36 hour contract?
I'm on a 36 hour contract. I just wanted someone who was on the same hours as me to tell me what the basic wage is for 36 hours.fishtank wrote:Around £318 gross without annual leave purchase.
Around £306 gross with two weeks annual leave purchase.
Assuming that you are on the same £354/40hr basic as most of us and your office hasn't moved to a 39hr week.
Thanks anyway.
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Re: Any one on a 36 hour contract?
You've just quoted the answer.jessthecat wrote:I'm on a 36 hour contract. I just wanted someone who was on the same hours as me to tell me what the basic wage is for 36 hours.fishtank wrote:Around £318 gross without annual leave purchase.
Around £306 gross with two weeks annual leave purchase.
Assuming that you are on the same £354/40hr basic as most of us and your office hasn't moved to a 39hr week.
Thanks anyway.
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It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.