A Payment A Day Part 4

dankosheemo

pippo wrote: »

£22.52 thanks to free scratchies:j

1lb off thaks to no fish & chips or ice cream:rolleyes:

Have a happy POETS folks .. looks like another hot one!
Pip
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Oo well done pip! Treat yourself to some fish and chips and some ice cream for later, it's the weekend!
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sashybo

euronorris wrote: »

As it is already 3rd of the month, I doubt they will be able to change your pay now. Most payroll providers have a cut off date for changes, usually mid way through the payment month. So, in your case this was likely to be early last week.

However, it does differ from company to company. I would ask them if it is possible to receive the full month's salary this month, as planned, with a corrected payslip next month showing what should be returned. This should then tide you over until you receive your first pay from the new company.

Don't forget, any earned but unused holiday should also be added to your final payslip, along with overtime etc etc

Also, I'm not sure that they can change your pay without giving a full month's notice so check your contract.

Sorry, gotta run again, but make sure you talk to them about the options here.

Thanks for the advice euro - sometimes I think they make it up as they go along! I just heard a quick mutter about stopping my pay before being booted out of the HR office i.e. the Dragon Lair. :eek:

dankosheemo wrote: »

Glad they weren't too brutal with you sashybo but they shouldn't have told your manager before you did - not very professional! I'm sure people in our place think I'm mad with bright red hair, tattoos, nose piercings and likes to chat with people :rotfl: Maybe that's why my doors a revolving one!

When you're back in on Monday speak to them about your pay. They have enough time to stop the BACS payment on Monday (you need 3 days to clear) so they should be able to recalculate your pay for the days you've worked (plus O/T if applicable) and pay you any accrued holidays that you haven't taken yet as they're pro-rated. And then it's on to your neeeew shiny job! Make sure you go out for a few drinkies with everyone though

3 months... I know :rolleyes:

Hope you get it all sorted though
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Yeah she then phoned another manager on the floor and announced that I would be late on because I was resigning! In a nice loud voice so the other HR ladies could hear as well. :rotfl:I wish you were my HR lady Danko - I'm sure you're far more sane than the Dragons in my place!

I will be seeing them tomorrow - as lucky me I get to work Saturdays so will ask. I usually get scared and forget what I'm there to ask as they growl at you as soon as you open the door!

Double_Trouble

Paulgonnabedebtfree wrote: »

Sure thing DT. Just send me your card number, start and expiry dates, and the 3 digit security number off the back, and I will make the arrangements. Oh yes. Don't forget your PIN number too. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I have sent you a PM with the details :rotfl:after all I wouldn't want to put that info on the forum would I :rolleyes:

DTxx

Silaqui

Tobedebtfree, with your one payment today you paid nearly half of my entire June total! Don't feel so bad! Normal service will be resumed with penny pads soon enough lol. In case anyone hasn't noticed, Murray is out of Wimbledon (I'm actually glad as I can't stand the bloke and I like Andy Roddick!)

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Glowie2k2_2

Hi everyone:j,

Would it be ok if I join? I will be making my PADs to my saving account so I can save up for a deposit on a house!!:rolleyes:

And I also would like to be part of the weight loss challenge as I have moved from a very active stressful job to a lovely office job and put on.... nearly 2 stone!!:eek::eek:

Glowie2k2 xx

dankosheemo

:hello: Hey everyone!

Another late posting for me today but work's been manic so it was up and out this morning. Lots of hours but I have a nice cool beer in my hand. Good times.
£1 for me today please DT!

:j Brill news cashless on the divorce from the plastic!! :j

Hope everyone's doing OK and looking forward to the weekend..
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Paulgonnabedebtfree

Double_Trouble wrote: »

I have sent you a PM with the details :rotfl:after all I wouldn't want to put that info on the forum would I :rolleyes:

DTxx

I've been sent a couple of 0% credit card cheques today for 6 months. Funny how they send them when i already have a largish 0% balance which is about to expire. I suppose they are hoping that I will make a transfer and trap the old debt at high interest. What i may actually do is to transfer the largis balance elsewhere temporarily, then transfer it back plus the £1,400 from the other card. This would involve balance transfer fees of around £270 so I need to do my sums first to see if it's viable. No rush as I have till the end of July to decide (minus clearance times for two BTs). I would rather have a low rate LOB deal so I may phone around in the next week to see if anything is available. It's not always best policy to close a card when it gets to zero. Sometimes it's good to keep it for a temporary balance holder if you get the chance to juggle the APRs. Of course, it's better if you know yourself well enough to trust yourself not to spend on top of a BT.

boysma

Hi all

:TCongratulations Cashless on paying off your card.:j No pad again from me prob none now till Friday aka pay day but i will keep up with the posts. Have a lovely weekend people.:A

lemma1968

angelicmary85 wrote: »

Hi Lemma,

I didn't think it should go into his bottle but I'm struggling to keep him full. He's only 6weeks which makes me not want to give him but I can't keep up with the demand for milk!

What milk is he on? Have you tried a richer babies milk? Is he gaining weight ok? You need to speak to your hv about this for help. When i had my first child in 2000 we were advised not to wean until 4 months, now they advise 6 months...you never know they may delay weaning until they reach school age

angelicmary85

frasersmum123 wrote: »

Angelic - you sound like your doing a fabby job, and I wish I had your confidence at being a parent. I second guess myself about everything and end up worrying about worrying. The bead table fund is going well, I have about £70 which is a third of the way

Have you tried Hungry Baby milk for your DS?

Thank you...I like to hear things like that!

Yeah we tried the hungry milk, didn't make a blind bit of difference!!

Not sure where the confidence came from, just naturally I guess! I'm not really a worrier when it comes to making decisions about how to look after the wee ones, DD has been in a set routine since she was 2weeks old (I think I just got lucky!) so that's made things alot easier and I'm really defensive when someone tells me I'm doing something 'wrong' because there isn't really a wrong or right, just whatever works for individual parents.