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Calculating Weekly Wage
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AndreaE
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If you are being made redundant and your usual salary includes a sizeable commission element, is it usual for the weekly salary used in the multiplier calculation to be an average of say, 6 or 12 months including commission or is it just the basic salary that is used?
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The weeks pay is defined in the employment act.0
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Yes, commission is included. Essentially, it's how much money you earned in the last 12 weeks divided by how many hours you worked in the last 12 weeks.(Although I could be wrong, I often am.)0
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Statutory redundancy, as said, is defined I the act
Anything better else is either a matter of employment contract or the employers decision if the contract is silent on the subject0
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