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Pro rata salary
Huggy_Bear
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Can someone help me work out my monthly take home
I currently work 180 hours with 22.5 hours holiday so a total of 202.5 hours per year (per year is correct). My salary is £24,000 pro rata - what should my monthly take home pay be please?
Many thanks :beer:
I currently work 180 hours with 22.5 hours holiday so a total of 202.5 hours per year (per year is correct). My salary is £24,000 pro rata - what should my monthly take home pay be please?
Many thanks :beer:
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How many hours would be full time, in your role?
How many days is your 180 classed as?
what is your actual take home, and do you think they are under- or over-paying you?All posts are my personal opinion, not formal advice Always get proper, professional advice (particularly about anything legal!)0 -
And do you work the same number of hours each month (and if not, do you get paid for the actual hours worked, or as if you worked the same?)Excuse any mis-spelt replies, there's probably a cat sat on the keyboard0
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How many hours would be full time, in your role? - full time would be 37.5 hours per week
How many days is your 180 classed as? - it is classed as 2 days per month
what is your actual take home, and do you think they are under- or over-paying you? - my monthly take home is £183 per month. I'm not sure I'm being paid for my holidays or 22.5 hours (3 days)
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Other variables we don't know are your tax code and pension contributions.0
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Hi
I get paid the same each month as if I work the same hours0 -
I pay 0 tax 0 pension as not earning enough. So no deductions are taken from my basic pay0
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£200? roughly.0
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Full time would be 37.5 hours x 52 weeks = 1950 hours annually (including annual leave)
That works out at £12.31 per hour.
Based on that figure your 180 hours would work out at £184.65 per month (excluding any deductions)
202.5 hours would be £207.73 per month.#2 Saving for Christmas 2024 - £1 a day challenge. £325 of £3660 -
so it looks like I'm not being paid for my annual leave as I'm only recieving 183 per month0
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Huggy_Bear wrote: »so it looks like I'm not being paid for my annual leave as I'm only recieving 183 per month
Impossible to say for sure. There could be lots of reasons for the disparity.0
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