Right, been here a year now.
So after six months my wage went up by 50p an hour.
Checked my wages today expecting it to be up another fifty bug it's only went up by 10p per hour.
Anyone shed any light on whats the score here?
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Pay question
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Lincox
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Re: Pay question
What,s your current hourly rate after the 10p increase?
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JoeWagg
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Ive worked it out to summit like £9.71?
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Lincox
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Correct rate is £10.12p outside of London Weighting areas. then you get the delivery supplement on top.
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fb1969
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Re: Pay question
Is that your pay slip for the week where you completed a year? It could be that you have some days at the lower hourly rate and some at the higher (eg if your year was completed on the Wednesday). If so, check your pay slip for the first full week and see what the hourly rate is then.
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JoeWagg
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Cheers.fb1969 wrote:Is that your pay slip for the week where you completed a year? It could be that you have some days at the lower hourly rate and some at the higher (eg if your year was completed on the Wednesday). If so, check your pay slip for the first full week and see what the hourly rate is then.
This is indeed the case, rang HR up and that's what they said.
Thanks for the help.