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Pay grades and hours question
shallowhal
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Hello everyone I hope you can help.
I'm intending to apply for a part time support staff position with a given pay grade of NCJ 9 scale 9-11.
Could anyone tell me what that is in money?I don't know anything about these pay grades.
Also
The position is for 15 hours a week and as a single parent I need 16 hours a week to make it worthwhile (the benefits to employment trap) as without tax credits it may leave me worse off.
If I got the job could I make up the hours through catalogue delivery or self employment for tax credit purposes until I either find longer hours or the job increases hours (it's a trainee position)?
Thanks in advance
I'm intending to apply for a part time support staff position with a given pay grade of NCJ 9 scale 9-11.
Could anyone tell me what that is in money?I don't know anything about these pay grades.
Also
The position is for 15 hours a week and as a single parent I need 16 hours a week to make it worthwhile (the benefits to employment trap) as without tax credits it may leave me worse off.
If I got the job could I make up the hours through catalogue delivery or self employment for tax credit purposes until I either find longer hours or the job increases hours (it's a trainee position)?
Thanks in advance
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As I understand it:
For full-time staff (say 37.5 hours/week)
Point 9 [FONT="]£13,589
Point 10 [/FONT][FONT="][FONT="]£13,874
[/FONT]Point 11 [/FONT][FONT="]£14,733
Add any higher cost area amounts of
[/FONT]Inner London £3,299
Outer London £1,755
Inner Fringe £798
Outer Fringe £555
Take the total amount, divide by 37.5 and multiply by your number of hours.
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