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SWW and its effect on pay

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the.postman
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SWW and its effect on pay

Post by the.postman »

Our 1 hr reduction was implemented w/c sun 7th Oct.
The basic hours shown on wage slip was reduced by 1 hr on Thurs 22nd Nov .... 6 weeks later
I was under the impression that the "higher rate of pay " would flow through to allowances, shift allowance, SA and overtime rates etc. This hasn't happened.
Can someone confirm this? And if so, will it be backdated to when the sww was implemented (beginning of Oct ) or when HR caught up and showed it on our wage slip?
phil1966
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SWW and its effect on pay

Post by phil1966 »

was told by union rep the ot pay will stay the same
the.postman
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SWW and its effect on pay

Post by the.postman »

LTB-553-18 CWU/RMG Joint Statement – Shorter Working Week

Attachment 1

Quote----Implementation
Whilst benefits will be applicable from the date of implementation of the shorter working week in each unit,
depending on the date of sign off, some people will receive the revised pay arrangements (i.e. increased hourly
rate and subsequent flow through to other elements of pay) with immediate effect whilst others will receive
backdated revised pay changes as PSP catches up.

That to me means Shift allowance O/T rates etc
aiden01
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SWW and its effect on pay

Post by aiden01 »

the.postman wrote:Our 1 hr reduction was implemented w/c sun 7th Oct.
The basic hours shown on wage slip was reduced by 1 hr on Thurs 22nd Nov .... 6 weeks later
I was under the impression that the "higher rate of pay " would flow through to allowances, shift allowance, SA and overtime rates etc. This hasn't happened.
Can someone confirm this? And if so, will it be backdated to when the sww was implemented (beginning of Oct ) or when HR caught up and showed it on our wage slip?
Personally don't receive any allowances but ot an sa rates have went up.
aiden01
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SWW and its effect on pay

Post by aiden01 »

aiden01 wrote:
the.postman wrote:Our 1 hr reduction was implemented w/c sun 7th Oct.
The basic hours shown on wage slip was reduced by 1 hr on Thurs 22nd Nov .... 6 weeks later
I was under the impression that the "higher rate of pay " would flow through to allowances, shift allowance, SA and overtime rates etc. This hasn't happened.
Can someone confirm this? And if so, will it be backdated to when the sww was implemented (beginning of Oct ) or when HR caught up and showed it on our wage slip?
Personally don't receive any allowances but ot an sa rates have went up.
my apologies just checked payslips only basic pay has gone up :oops:
the.postman
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SWW and its effect on pay

Post by the.postman »

Thanks for the replies.
I'll have to make further enquiries as to what " flows through to other elements of pay " actually means.
Seems a bit piss poor that my overtime and SA rate are now less than basic pay
aiden01
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SWW and its effect on pay

Post by aiden01 »

the.postman wrote:Thanks for the replies.
I'll have to make further enquiries as to what " flows through to other elements of pay " actually means.
Seems a bit piss poor that my overtime and SA rate are now less than basic pay
Keep us updated mate sorry for my mistake.
the.postman
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Post by the.postman »

Sounds about right.

You'll do the same work in less time for the same money.... Oh and your overtime rate is now less than basic pay.

How times have changed in the last 35 yrs
aiden01
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Post by aiden01 »

the.postman wrote:Sounds about right.

You'll do the same work in less time for the same money.... Oh and your overtime rate is now less than basic pay.

How times have changed in the last 35 yrs
Ot and sa rates are not going up only shift allowances del supp and processing payment.