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Full time Pay rate

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Flashman_
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Full time Pay rate

Post by Flashman_ »

Hi
Can someone give me the full time pay rate per hour, for 37 hours, after the latest revision is in? ( FT has just dropped in our office from 38 to 37 hours)
Thanks
yellowbelly
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by yellowbelly »

Not including any allowances or SA etc. - from your last pay chit - add your basic pay and delivery supplement together and divide by 37.
Flashman_
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by Flashman_ »

Thanks Yellowbelly, but I know how to work it out. The thing is I have gone from Part time to FT as part of the office implementation of the 37 hour from 38 hours. As a part timer before the 37 hour change my attendance was not going to change, but my pay rate would have gone up to reflect the shorter working week. (as does it does in effect for people going from 38 hours to 37 hours, in that they get the same weekly wage). As I understand this it means that the hourly rate should go up. However mine has not changed from what it was before the resign. So I need to know the hourly rate (without any supplements, etc for an OPG after the 37 hour full time week is implemented?
Tamsk
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by Tamsk »

The basic weekly rate (outside London, after twelve months service) since April 2021 is £458.04. DIvide that by 37 or 38 as appropriate for your office.
Chris19
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by Chris19 »

After the pay rise and reduction of ft hour last year, 37 hours basic pay is £459.24
Tamsk
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by Tamsk »

Chris19 wrote:
28 Feb 2022, 10:03
After the pay rise and reduction of ft hour last year, 37 hours basic pay is £459.24
Ok, how do you work that out? I did it by multiplying the headline rate in this document, £453.50, by 1.01, comparing that to the "Pay Rate" that appears in the heading of my pay slip, and confirming that it matches (to within rounding): £458.04. Where are you getting the extra £1.20 a week from?
rogersh
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by rogersh »

In February 2021 a pay rise of 2.7% increased my PAY RATE to £454.69
In April 2021 (tax period 01) a pay rise of 1% increased my PAY RATE to £459.24**

The SWW was implemented (*tax period 17) meaning the pay rate stayed the same but my Basic pay increased (2.7%) as i only work a 20 hour week.
* This would vary at different offices/MC's/RDC's depending on local agreements.
**Not London rate
Last edited by rogersh on 28 Feb 2022, 20:59, edited 2 times in total.
casualnowwithangard
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by casualnowwithangard »

458.04 basic pay
26.61 delivery sup

So 484.65 / 37 means just under £13.10 an hour (13.0986486486)
Old username been full time employee since 2013
yellowbelly
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by yellowbelly »

Flashman_ wrote:
27 Feb 2022, 22:12
Thanks Yellowbelly, but I know how to work it out. The thing is I have gone from Part time to FT as part of the office implementation of the 37 hour from 38 hours. As a part timer before the 37 hour change my attendance was not going to change, but my pay rate would have gone up to reflect the shorter working week. (as does it does in effect for people going from 38 hours to 37 hours, in that they get the same weekly wage). As I understand this it means that the hourly rate should go up. However mine has not changed from what it was before the resign. So I need to know the hourly rate (without any supplements, etc for an OPG after the 37 hour full time week is implemented?
Sorry if I came across a bit flippant, now you've explained the background understand your OP. Some colleagues were in the
same situation as yourself and it took a bit of heated discussion between those colleagues and manager to get the pay rise
implemented for them, seems to be another issue that the payroll computer couldn't cope with automatically.
Chris19
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by Chris19 »

Hi Tamsk, that's my basic hours on my payslip.
Tamsk
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by Tamsk »

Chris19 wrote:
01 Mar 2022, 09:57
Hi Tamsk, that's my basic hours on my payslip.
And on mine, £458.04. I wonder why you're getting £1.20/week more than me basic? (Plenty of reasons you might be getting a different amount after considering allowances and supplements.)
Chris19
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by Chris19 »

I don't know but my basic pay for 38 hours was £453.50. It then increased to basic pay for 38 hours £459.24. When the hour reduced to basic pay for 37 hours of £459.24. Good luck.
rogersh
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by rogersh »

Chris19 wrote:
02 Mar 2022, 10:08
I don't know but my basic pay for 38 hours was £453.50. It then increased to basic pay for 38 hours £459.24. When the hour reduced to basic pay for 37 hours of £459.24. Good luck.
Chris, As I have previously posted- In April 2021 (tax period 01) a pay rise of 1% increased my PAY RATE to £459.24

The SWW was implemented (*tax period 17) Meaning the pay rate stayed the same...... ie £459.24

** This would vary at different offices/MC's/RDC's depending on local agreements.
Flashman_
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by Flashman_ »

Thank guys. It seems I am being underpaid, They have now sent me a variation in contract letter and it states, as some mention above it should be £458.04 for FT 37 hours. I am only getting £445.99, time to crack some heads, I think. I fear these clowns will mess up my leave too, so that will be the next fight.
Clappedoutpostie
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Re: Full time Pay rate

Post by Clappedoutpostie »

You will be on 35 hours not 37.