Wage slips

funmum_2

Hi just a quick question for you I work p/t I earn the minimum wage but i do not get any pay slips is this right?
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hjb123

Do you pay tax and NI? I should of thought that you should still get wage slips. How do they pay you your wages? cash, cheque BACS etc?

hjb123

May also be worth contacting ACAS who may be able to help - their website is http://www.acas.org.uk

tigtag02

In a word NO - this isnt right!

You should ALWAYS recieve a pay slip.

HTH
tigtag

C_Ronaldo

You should get a wage slip, it will show you show you how much tax and NI you have paid if any

funmum_2

hjb123 wrote: »

Do you pay tax and NI? I should of thought that you should still get wage slips. How do they pay you your wages? cash, cheque BACS etc?

Hi hjb123
I'm paid cash, i dont pay tax or ni as i work 16 hours a week and i only work term time :-(
I'll try and broach it with the boss

tigtag02

funmum wrote: »

Hi hjb123
I'm paid cash, i dont pay tax or ni as i work 16 hours a week and i only work term time :-(
I'll try and broach it with the boss

Hi funmum

Have to be nosey here but what is your hourly rate?

You should still get a wage slip to show your earnings!!

Are the IR aware that you are employed there?

tigtag

shellsuit

I too work part time, minimum wage and don't get wage slips.

We get paid in cash in those old fashioned brown docket style things!

Everything is above board, but it is a pain in the backside when I need proof of wage for something as really, I could buy my own and put what the heck I like on them.

jenchin66

I'm the same, work 16 hours, get minimum wage and no wage slips. I work in a shop and get paid cash but everything is above board and logged. i recently needed wage slips to claim HB and CTB and my boss now gives me wage slips.

On min wage and only working 16 hours we don't earn enough to pay tax or NI

LittleVoice

Though people are legally entitled to a wage slip, if the brown envelope included all the relevant information on the outside then that would meet the needs of showing gross earnings and all deductions.

shellsuit

LittleVoice wrote: »

Though people are legally entitled to a wage slip, if the brown envelope included all the relevant information on the outside then that would meet the needs of showing gross earnings and all deductions.

All mine have on them is my name, the hours worked and what I have been paid.

So.......

Ms Shellsuit

16 hours

£85.60

If on the odd week I would work more hours, it would have written on it, what tax or NI I have paid, but just for that week. I mean they wouldn't have earnings on them to date.