What does this mean?

jennyjelly

Hi, hope I'm posting in the right place, couldn't find a more appropriate one!

My son has just had his first pay slip after starting a job 3 weeks ago and there are 2 entries on it that neither of us can find any reference to in a google search. One is TIC EES (a deduction of £60) and the other is TIC ERS (a deduction of £70).

Can anyone throw any light on their meaning please?

ceeforcat

I will guess it is National Insurance - employees which is a deduction and National Insurance employers which is paid by the employer and is not a deduction. Failing that can you post up all the entries on the payslip?

Owain_Moneysaver

EmploEES and EmployERS pension contributions, possibly.

But the place to ask is really the employer's pay office!

McKneff

Double check the figures

It above is the case then EES should be a deduction

ERS should not be a deduction and is for information only

jennyjelly

Thanks all. I think he needs to check with his payroll office. NI sounds like a good bet though.