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minimum wage question
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I am on salary at work and I have worked out that with the new increase in minimum wage my wages are less than the hourly rate that has been announced will I get an increase in my salary to reflect this or is salary different?
water £82.00 Totally Paid June 2012, vanquis £290.00 Totally Paid July 2012, e.on £300.00 £189.00 Paid Sep 2012, Scott and co. £989 £918 Paid Oct 2012, s/p £400.00 £295 Dec 2012, o/d £2,000.00 Dec 2012, rent £1,600.00 Jan 2013, mum £1,500.00 £1,400.00 Feb 2013
£6,402
Second purse #64 £2.30/£220
£6,402
Second purse #64 £2.30/£220
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I don't know if you will but you should. Maybe your payroll dept needs reminding.Be Alert..........Britain needs lerts.0
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minimum wage applies to everyone, with a few exceptions such as apprentices.Cash not ash from January 2nd 2011: £2565.:j
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Any advice given is as an individual, not as a representative of my firm.0 -
I spoke to the payroll department it has been increased but they didn't get it sorted before last pay so paying the extra this monthwater £82.00 Totally Paid June 2012, vanquis £290.00 Totally Paid July 2012, e.on £300.00 £189.00 Paid Sep 2012, Scott and co. £989 £918 Paid Oct 2012, s/p £400.00 £295 Dec 2012, o/d £2,000.00 Dec 2012, rent £1,600.00 Jan 2013, mum £1,500.00 £1,400.00 Feb 2013
£6,402
Second purse #64 £2.30/£2200 -
Given the fact that October's paycheque may include residual payments from September (i.e. overtime after a cutoff date) my guess is to make it easier for them they'll avoid switching to "full" new NMW until this month. This way when it comes time to do paycheques etc, they're only working with one figure without confusion - just keep an eye and make sure they're paying you properly with the additional money for this month.Retired member - fed up with the general tone of the place.0
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