I'm hoping someone on here may be able to help me.
I'm just about to pass my 6 month probation, but due to office circumstances I'm only going to get another 6 month contract. My question is In 2 parts
1 - is it true you pay goes up slightly after 6 months ( if so do you know how much by?)
2 - as they are giving me another 6 month contract can they keep me on the same pay if I'm due a rise?
Thanks for any help
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6 months service question
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bustedflush
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Re: 6 months service question
I got a small rise, about 15 a week before tax after my initial 6 months. It's automatic.
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pcb
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Re: 6 months service question
Speak to your rep
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bustedflush
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Re: 6 months service question
irongullet wrote:Sure its 50p a hour then another 50p a hour after 12months
Yeah, that sounds about right.
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Re: 6 months service question
thats good advicepcb wrote:Speak to your rep
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fb1969
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Re: 6 months service question
I rang HR just before mine was due to ask if it was automatic. I was told that the DOM would have to "put a tick in a box" on the system so that it would go through, and that it may take a week to be picked up by the pay run. Mine all went through ok when it was supposed to.
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