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Just Wondered If An Employer Can Do This?

SallyUK · 2008-12-03 11:30:00

He advertised this job: Receptionist/Personal Injury Legal Assistant : Ref. BT5662 Date submitted: 6 November 2008 £14000 - £18000 per annum + Good Package + Good Package Permanent My question is this - he's offered a salary much less than the £14000 as stated in the advert, can he do this even though it's been advertised…

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tommygirl3 Posts: 26 Forumite

8 December 2008 at 12:43AM

LittleVoice,

Thanks for the reassurance. 25% increase is on true current basic pay.

New role in theory should offer slightly more bonus, as based on standard industry % of basic pay.

So I can't argue that I'm just equalising the take home pay.

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