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Pay rates for angard

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Browe2691
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Joined: 17 Mar 2019, 09:33
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Pay rates for angard

Post by Browe2691 »

Can anyone give me a list of the pay rates prior to the 12 period?
My hourly rates are all over the place and as I work nights, I'm sat here trying to work out what's going on. (typically 0200-0700 or 0000-0700)

I've been told it should be more than minimum wage, but I seem to be getting more 7.83 hours than the higher rate as well as losing two hours when I do a six hour Sunday night shift (0000-0600).

Seems like I'll have a lot to chase up as they've also put me on emergency tax for the past seven weeks despite me telling them repeatedly this is wrong.

Thanks for any help
dancingqueen
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Joined: 24 Jul 2016, 13:17
Gender: Male

Pay rates for angard

Post by dancingqueen »

https://angardstaffing.co.uk/help-centre/queries/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Fill out this contact form and ask for a spreadsheet of the pay rates for your mail centre.

I did this and after 3 months I got a spreadsheet !!!!!!!
Browe2691
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Joined: 17 Mar 2019, 09:33
Gender: Male

Pay rates for angard

Post by Browe2691 »

Could do with it sooner, as I'm moving over to deliveries next month permanently. I'll try calling them instead as I haven't had much luck emailing them and getting a response.

Thanks for your help
26l34
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Joined: 28 Jan 2019, 16:27
Gender: Male

Pay rates for angard

Post by 26l34 »

If you're ever on the wrong tax code call HMRC and get them to change it for you, both my wife and I have had to do this in the last few weeks and it was a doddle.

I'm on £8.25 doing nights at the moment, it's the same whether I'm doing a 12-6 or a 10.30-6.30 or whatever. The pay chart for after I've hit 12 weeks makes zero sense to me so looking forward to having to spend ages trying to decipher those payslips.