Can someone help me work out the salary?

lynzpower

hi there

Ive seen a job going. It pays 32k, pro rata for 21 hours.

The full time hours are 35.

Could anyone help me work out how much the job would come out with on 21hours, my head isnt working

lynzx

KatrinaC_2

I make it £19,200.

Kat

Cazza

Hiya! Think it'll be £19200. 21 hrs is 60% of 35hrs, £19200 is 60% of £32,000. Although if anyone else wants to prove me wrong.... no one every said I had to count for this job!!!

Cazza

KatrinaC wrote: »

I make it £19,200.

Kat

Yay, maybe I can count!:j

southernscouser

lynzpower wrote: »

Ive seen a job going. It pays 32k, pro rata for 21 hours.

I don't even understand what that means! :rotfl:

KatrinaC_2

Cazza wrote: »

Yay, maybe I can count!:j

That's just what I was thinking too

(Yay *I* can count, not Yay Cazza can count, obviously...)

Kat

poppyscorner

southernscouser wrote: »

I don't even understand what that means! :rotfl:

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
SS it means the job pays 32k for full time hours (thats 35 the op said) but it is a position that only requires 21hrs so is therefore paid pro rata of the full time wage i.e as has been posted she would work 21hrs or 60% of the hours the same full time worker would work so would therefore receive 60 % of the full time wage.

Either I have cleared things up or made it a whole lot more confusing.

To the OP £19,200 for 21 hrs seems very good what is it doing I think I may fancy a career change.:D

southernscouser

poppyscorner wrote: »

Either I have cleared things up or made it a whole lot more confusing.

:whistle:

I'm gonna go and chase my shadow.

Jarvisma

Just to confirm £19,200 is correct and in future the easiest way to calculate Prorata'd salaries is simply:

Take the Salary amount shown £32,000

Divide it by full time hours 35

Then multiply by actual part time hours 21

= Pro rata'd salary £19,200

Ta da! All my training wasn't for nothing, I can still do it!