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Part time pay

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scoobydo79
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Part time pay

Post by scoobydo79 »

Please can someone tell Me what the take home pay is for the various part time contracts is please?
yellowbelly
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Re: Part time pay

Post by yellowbelly »

What you actually take home depends on your personal circumstances but your starting point is the
following multiplied by number of hours for a post person with driving (not London):
Pay

We offer an industry-leading pay and benefits package:
Age 17 £8.44 + 6 months +12 months
Age 18 £10.85 £11.45 £12.05

You will be paid weekly, with pay increments after six months and twelve months, subject to satisfactory performance. We also offer a weekly supplement of £26.61 (pro-rata) plus overtime and shift allowance if applicable for Delivery work. In addition, we offer a Sunday Premium of an additional £5.83 per hour.
But of course you then get taxed (the rate depends on your own personal circumstances) and NI taken off and also less what rate
of pension contribution you've decided to make.
Charliecat
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Re: Part time pay

Post by Charliecat »

I’m a 3 day cover and on 12.05 so I take home a basic wage of 270 thereabouts. That’s after tax and pension and union fees. Happy to help!
Charliecat
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Re: Part time pay

Post by Charliecat »

Charliecat wrote:
09 Oct 2021, 16:19
I’m a 3 day cover and on 12.05 so I take home a basic wage of 270 thereabouts. That’s after tax and pension and union fees. Happy to help!
Sorry forgot to say I’m on 25 hours
TopperGas
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Re: Part time pay

Post by TopperGas »

Charliecat wrote:
09 Oct 2021, 16:19
I’m a 3 day cover and on 12.05 so I take home a basic wage of 270 thereabouts. That’s after tax and pension and union fees. Happy to help!
Doesn't that answer your own question? If your taking home money, rather than a new starter, then I assume you are getting your weekly payslip which should give you a breakdown? If sounds like you are getting the stand hourly rate plus the delivery allowance on a pro rata basis?
scoobydo79
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Re: Part time pay

Post by scoobydo79 »

Thank You Guys.