Pay Slip Breakdown?

[keeponkeepingon]

Hi,
Just wanted to know if anyone could explain how my pay is worked out?

Basic pay 24hrs 228.98

ICS Supplement 42.26

Delivery Supplement 13.30

POAL -7.27

Weekday Overtime @SSPR 0.5 8.38


What is the ICS Supplement? Delivery Supplement? I know what POAL is. Don't understand the overtime rate SSPR & does 0.5 = 1/2 or 50 mins?????????
Any help greatly appreciated.

[barrowc]

Basic pay for a full-time 39 hours is £372.10 - you are doing 24 hours so your basic is just: (24 divided by 39) times £372.10 = £228.98

ICS supplement is an old bonus scheme that I didn't know anyone still got. For most people in Mail Centres, it got turned into an £8 per week supplement. I'm not sure what happened in DOs to the money from this scheme - looks like you're still getting something from it. Your £42.26 equates to a full-time person getting around £68.67 per week

Delivery supplement is paid to staff tagged to and working in delivery. It's £21.62 for a full-time person and £13.30 is the pro-rata amount for a 24 hour basic

POAL is purchase of annual leave. In your case it equates to roughly 3.2% of your pay which should mean that you're buying about 1 week and 3 days A/L (so going from 4 weeks 2.5 days up to 6 weeks perhaps)

The 0.50 hours overtime is, confusingly, 50 minutes. SSPR is single standard pay rate - it includes the pro-rata of the delivery supplement (i.e. 50 minutes worth in this case)

[clashcityrocker]

My ICS supplement is only £1.23 but I have got a PBS supplement of £11 as well.

[TrueBlueTerrier]

ICS supplement is an old bonus scheme that I didn't know anyone still got. For most people in Mail Centres, it got turned into an £8 per week supplement. I'm not sure what happened in DOs to the money from this scheme - looks like you're still getting something from it. Your £42.26 equates to a full-time person getting around £68.67 per week

Deliveries get in paid every month if they qualify - apparently its some sort of productivity bonus hangover from when we were an MLO - we get in Huddersfield along with a PBS of 5.20. Both per month rather than per week.

[daveyeff]

i was looking at some of my old payslips the other week,, it was a pale blue wafer thin slip, with u.p.a.p.,,,,,ssa,,,,, iup. i came out with 137 quid. loadsa money.

[Cut Off King]

The last bonus payment our office got was UPAP, we have NEVER recieved a bonus since that was removed.

[keeponkeepingon]

Thanks barrowc for the reply.

[zak3003]

The delivery supplement actually replaces the old unit price payments for delivering door to door items since they were introduced into the workload in 2010 I think

I also thought that UPAP was the same as a defined area payment if you work in a difficult recruitment area aka a DRAS payment. not sure on that one though

[Cut Off King]

What we need is a bonus system that reflects trafic flow ( inc D2D's ), with a bonus being paid if you shift above average levels for your MC/DO/DRIVING DISTRABUTION ROUTE

[barrowc]

The UPAP (unconsolidated permanent addition to pay) payment we used to get got swept into basic pay as part of the Way Forward agreement. Not sure if other areas/functions kept their UPAP payments