Can my employer make me work 2 weeks in hand after 1 year of employment?

prowla

EnPointe said:

prowla said:

EnPointe said:

prowla said:

I get paid at the end of each month's work, ie. a month in arrears.

The upside is that you get a final pay packet when you leave.

a month on arrears or paid at the end of the month  for that month's basic  and  the month before;s variable pay elements? 

other than agency  work, the only job  i've been paid in genuine arrears  is a well known fast food company, they pay you on the thursday of week 3 for all  the pay  in weeks 1 and 2  and so on ... 

I don't get your point there; paid in arrears means being paid after the services have been delivered.

As opposed to being paid in advance (ie. before you have delivered the services).

For corollary, my contract of employment states:

The Employee's salary shall accrue from day to day and be payable monthly in arrears on or about the last day of each month that banks are open for business in England directly into the Employee's bank or building society.

generally in the UK if you have contracted hours  you get paid monthly / lunar you that periods's contracted hours on  that payday  not in the next  month... 

I had a job ( in the NHS not that it mattered) when the first day was the 11th of the month  as that was when the induction and  training school started )  they ensured that everyone  had submitted their pay  details  the week before , so they could pay people  at  the  end of that  month for the  basic hours between the 11th and the nd of the month 
  

Anyway, my contract specifically and "genuinely" states payable in arrears.