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Celgar
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I would presume we would receive back pay with payment for working the first week of the 2018/2019 tax year. Alternatively in total it will be a lot of money altogether so they may want or need to delay paying it out.
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wandle
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Seems like they (Royal Mail) dictated the ballot timetable, on such a way that even if a Yes vote came in, it would be too late to payout on that week’s payroll. Which just happened to be the last Friday in the 2017/18 financial year.Celgar wrote:I would presume we would receive back pay with payment for working the first week of the 2018/2019 tax year. Alternatively in total it will be a lot of money altogether so they may want or need to delay paying it out.
It is my belief that there is no technical reason preventing the payment of new pay rates and back pay this Friday.
After all, if you set up a spreadsheet on your PC, and apply a formula to add 5% to each value in a set of columns, it needs just one click to update all amounts.