How much pay for 40hrs?

[Wiggins79]

Hello everyone- just a quick question as per the title. A full-time duty has become vacant due to retirement and I have the most seniority in our sub-office out of everyone who is considering applying for the job. Can anyone on fulltime please let me know what your wages are after tax and national insurance and including the delivery supplement. Not in London so don't include the subsidy if you get that! I'm just trying to decide whether all the extra back-braking aggro is going to be worth it for me- I'm only on part-time hours at the moment. Thanks in advance!

[BT2010]

after tax may vary due to tax codes but on top of note is-

basic- £345.34
DS- £20.06

40 hours.

[fishtank]

after tax may vary due to tax codes but on top of note is-

basic- £345.34
DS- £20.06

40 hours.

Should be £354 odds basic BT...and £20.60 DS.
You are buying extra leave i take it?

[jockstrapp]

after tax may vary due to tax codes but on top of note is-

basic- £345.34
DS- £20.06

40 hours.

Should be £354 odds basic BT...and £20.60 DS.
You are buying extra leave i take it?

Are you sure it's £354 ????????

[gb93]

£354.56 basic. Plus. £20.60 del sup

[jockstrapp]

If buying 1.5weeks holidays how much does it cost?

[krussel]

Wiggings was asking for take home pay though

[Tank]

Wiggings was asking for take home pay though

Depends on deductions like union etc. But mine is £295.

[fishtank]

Wiggings was asking for take home pay though

No idea...you would need to ask Mrs F...i just get pocket money.

[BT2010]

after tax may vary due to tax codes but on top of note is-

basic- £345.34
DS- £20.06

40 hours.

Should be £354 odds basic BT...and £20.60 DS.
You are buying extra leave i take it?

fair point fish, i do buy max additional leave.

to answer other questions, there are too many milestones between top and bottom of note to give an accurate figure, ie. CWU subs, CWFS subs, pension, tax code, council tax, CSA and no doubt many more.

[wf]

283 quid for me

[jockstrapp]

after tax may vary due to tax codes but on top of note is-

basic- £345.34
DS- £20.06

40 hours.

Should be £354 odds basic BT...and £20.60 DS.
You are buying extra leave i take it?

fair point fish, i do buy max additional leave.
to answer other questions, there are too many milestones between top and bottom of note to give an accurate figure, ie. CWU subs, CWFS subs, pension, tax code, council tax, CSA and no doubt many more.

How is this shown on your pay line?

[gb93]

It's not.
Or if you want it put another way it is shown by, the difference between the basic of £354.56 & and what the basic is shown as on your paynote.

[jockstrapp]

It's not.
Or if you want it put another way it is shown by, the difference between the basic of £354.56 & and what the basic is shown as on your paynote.

Thanks for that I thought they were'nt taking anything off.

[Wiggins79]

Thanks everyone. I forgot add I meant only tax and NI taken off, not any subs, pensions or leave.
So, just to make sure I've got this right it's £354.56 plus the £20 odd for the delivery supplement AFTER NI and tax have been taken off? That's a tax code with no other income apart from RM work.