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Overpaid?
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So in fact you get 30 days holiday, pro rata'dthis is what the contract states:
Your annual paid holiday entitlement is 22 days. You are also entitled to 8 days paid leave for public holidays. your holiday entitlement, including for public holidays will be pro rated if you work less than a full holiday year and/or if you work less than full time hours (37.5 hours per week) or on less than 5 days a week.
If you leave the company, you will be paid for any holiday pay which you are entitled to but have not taken up to your last day of service. If you have taken more leave than you are entitled to, we will deduct the pay for this from your final salary. If the value of your final salary doesn't cover the value of the overtaken holiday, you must be repay the balance and you agree that the company recover the money from you as as a debt.0 -
sounds to me like you have to pay it backIf you have taken more leave than you are entitled to, we will deduct the pay for this from your final salary. If the value of your final salary doesn't cover the value of the overtaken holiday, you must be repay the balance and you agree that the company recover the money from you as as a debt.0 -
£3148.53 in the time I was there. That's including commission.0
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Does the money not come from being calculated as having a full months pay and you left say a week earlier to the full month.
What does the total after ni and tax come too it should show what your pay is then what ni and tax is taken off then the full take home payMortgage free wannabe
Actual mortgage stating amount £75,150
Overpayment paused to pay off cc
Starting balance £66,565.45
Current balance £56099
Cc around £32000 -
The pay slip you checked was it this months pay slip. If not was it your first payslip and that gave you an advance then took it off your next wagesMortgage free wannabe
Actual mortgage stating amount £75,150
Overpayment paused to pay off cc
Starting balance £66,565.45
Current balance £56099
Cc around £32000 -
Also can the employer just take the money out of my bank or is that illegal without my consent?0
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