Getting paid early in December

sammyjammy

Never been paid early in December in 21 years of work, thank goodness, January is hard enough financially as it is!

Sagz_2

I usually get paid 24th, getting paid 21st this month - OH get paid last Friday of the month, so new Year Eve.

scorpiolady

Hubby gets paid on the 25th except for in December it will be 17th and i get paid the last Friday of every month but going by previous years i'll probably be paid the 23rd ish, not been confirmed yet

Callie22

I believe the company I work for used to pay everyone just before Christmas, but it's changed from this year and now we're paid as usual, on the last working day of the month (or what would be the last working day, in the case of the Christmas and New Year break).

DCFC79

Ive never been paid early at christmas, its always been weekly, every 4 weeks or last day of the month(if the last day is a weekend or a BH then we get paid the last working day of the month)

Jo_F

Always get paid on the 1st of the next month, unless its a Sunday or Bank Holiday, so guess December's wage will be the 3rd Jan at the very earliest. (though it could even be the day after that)

wilykit

My boyf is getting paid early..he usually gets paid on the 26th of every month but they have changed it to make sure he gets paid before xmas...although they promised a bonus they have now changed their minds the tw@ts!!!

I have only just started my job and get paid on 31st.

Doesn't matter to me when I get paid - either way I'm always skint haha

FleetFanatic

Shouldn't matter when you get paid, it's called budgeting for it.

cavework

We are paying our employees on the 17th but the hours they work the following week will only be paid as basic in advance.We break up on the 23rd and they get 8 days holiday pay including bank holiday pay
Anything over this will not be paid until the Jan ..
We do this every year and they are very happy with the arrangement

Mudd14

Our salaries should be paid on 31st but I am giving everyone the choice of 17th, 24th or 31st. Eases the cashflow!