Scheduled Attendance lump sum?

[wandle]

I've never understood that saying since even £0 is surely better than a kick in the nuts...
Unless you like being kicked in the nuts....

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[DGP1]

130 quid better than a kick in the nuts

I've never understood that saying since even £0 is surely better than a kick in the nuts...
Unless you like being kicked in the nuts....

[krussel]

Last time i got a good one in the nuts was at school and i could not walk straight for a week due to my bruised plumbs

Would not recommend it at all

[DGP1]

[OnAFlyer]

Just under four squids before tax, not that I have any idea how I became eligible for any S/A... Perhaps from working my days off in the run up to Xmas?

I shall rush out and start an ISA!

I think all Xmas OT is paid at SA rate. Thats the only SA ive done all year

Ours isn't, never has been.

[Bahia Feliz]

£256.04

[mrlovepantsuk]

£184

[Lounge Lizard]

What I don't understand is how my SA Lump Sum increases significantly each year even though the hours of SA worked annually remains constant.

[hulcottflyer66]

Mine is always roughly the same Lounge Lizzard not sure why yours fluctuates so much strange!

[SF]

£205.90.

[Lounge Lizard]

Having checked my pay statements for the last few years it looks as if the S A Lump Sum ammounts to 8.5% of the Scheduled Attendance earned in the previous tax year, i.e. April to April, so it's 4.25% paid in May and 4.25% paid in August.