FRIDAY 16th Pay

[21CP]

well at least you have been getting paid

[sueb]

well at least you have been getting paid

Thanks for that but it didnt really answer my question, I had to wait for mine in the first place like everyone else seems to have done

[McTrevor]

I managed to get a good gander at the list the management compiled during my Friday 22:00 - Sat 06:00 shift regarding who hasn't been paid and the amounts received by those who had. Figured it'd be worth sharing here, it's not all that accurate though as I'm going by memory and I'm still knackered a day onwards.

Around 10 people on the list were paid £150 for their full week. One I spoke to had sent them a P45, two others I talked to had not.

A similar number of us on the last had been paid £117, none I talked to with the same amount had sent a P45.

I think 3~5 people listed received different lower amounts, ranging from £40 to £88. I personally didn't come across any one with that amount, I'm constantly on packets mind.

The rest, about 10-12, had not been paid at all. Manager called us twice during the shift to inform us of any progress, the latter of the two telling those to go to the Home Counties depot up the road the next day to collect their money. None were informed about what time to collect it.

[sueb]

I managed to get a good gander at the list the management compiled during my Friday 22:00 - Sat 06:00 shift regarding who hasn't been paid and the amounts received by those who had. Figured it'd be worth sharing here, it's not all that accurate though as I'm going by memory and I'm still knackered a day onwards.

Around 10 people on the list were paid £150 for their full week. One I spoke to had sent them a P45, two others I talked to had not.

A similar number of us on the last had been paid £117, none I talked to with the same amount had sent a P45.

I think 3~5 people listed received different lower amounts, ranging from £40 to £88. I personally didn't come across any one with that amount, I'm constantly on packets mind.

The rest, about 10-12, had not been paid at all. Manager called us twice during the shift to inform us of any progress, the latter of the two telling those to go to the Home Counties depot up the road the next day to collect their money. None were informed about what time to collect it.

Thank you for the info, I got paid £117 so worked it back to being 3 days net after tax etc

[McTrevor]

I managed to get a good gander at the list the management compiled during my Friday 22:00 - Sat 06:00 shift regarding who hasn't been paid and the amounts received by those who had. Figured it'd be worth sharing here, it's not all that accurate though as I'm going by memory and I'm still knackered a day onwards.

Around 10 people on the list were paid £150 for their full week. One I spoke to had sent them a P45, two others I talked to had not.

A similar number of us on the last had been paid £117, none I talked to with the same amount had sent a P45.

I think 3~5 people listed received different lower amounts, ranging from £40 to £88. I personally didn't come across any one with that amount, I'm constantly on packets mind.

The rest, about 10-12, had not been paid at all. Manager called us twice during the shift to inform us of any progress, the latter of the two telling those to go to the Home Counties depot up the road the next day to collect their money. None were informed about what time to collect it.

Thank you for the info, I got paid £117 so worked it back to being 3 days net after tax etc

Ah it does? Well that means I've been underpaid, I worked the full 4 days of that pay week starting the 5th. I'd love to have a pay slip so I can get a reference on this, but I somehow doubt that'll turn up

[Verging]

Well after 2 weeks of getting paid the Christmas rate of 6.35 but not necessarily the correct hours I have now been paid the none Chrsitmas rate 6.08 and still not necessarily the correct hours. Guess them correcting things or trying to get it all correct has now screwed up those that were almost correct.

[Chris110761]

I managed to get a good gander at the list the management compiled during my Friday 22:00 - Sat 06:00 shift regarding who hasn't been paid and the amounts received by those who had. Figured it'd be worth sharing here, it's not all that accurate though as I'm going by memory and I'm still knackered a day onwards.

Around 10 people on the list were paid £150 for their full week. One I spoke to had sent them a P45, two others I talked to had not.

A similar number of us on the last had been paid £117, none I talked to with the same amount had sent a P45.

I think 3~5 people listed received different lower amounts, ranging from £40 to £88. I personally didn't come across any one with that amount, I'm constantly on packets mind.

The rest, about 10-12, had not been paid at all. Manager called us twice during the shift to inform us of any progress, the latter of the two telling those to go to the Home Counties depot up the road the next day to collect their money. None were informed about what time to collect it.

Bit worried about this McTrevor. It's not your problem, but you should not be seeing these sort of details about people's pay. This information is protected by the Data Protection Act and your management are in breach of this act by allowing you to see this. This confirms my suspicions that it is not only Angard who need a good kick up the proverbial, but Royal Mail also acting illegally.

[sueb]

Think you will find this is a list that everyone at certain centres were asked to fill in for anguard, so they knew who had/hadnt been paid, Its hard to cover up the previous information on a list thats being passed around. I didnt fill it in because my pay had been fine until this week and didnt check my bank until I found out there were problems.

[Garshin]

Polish bloke at ours, unpaid since start & an excellent sorter, got his 350 voucher & bade the UK a discretely understated farewell. And I can't say I blame him.

[ennabee]

Polish bloke at ours, unpaid since start & an excellent sorter, got his 350 voucher & bade the UK a discretely understated farewell. And I can't say I blame him.

Good idea! One chap at our place got 60% of his first weeks salary AND a £350 voucher !!