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yepmeagain · 20/11/2023 16:36

The company I work for is rubbish at finance. The pay dept often makes mistakes. So I am worried!

This month, a week in I went from full time to part time. I am already concerned they may cock this up, but I've just discovered that this month we will be getting 7 months back pay from a pay agreement.

I am now totally convinced that they will mess this up but I am numerically challenged and I have absolutely no idea how I can check that they get it right.

Anyone got any (simple) ideas how to work out if what they have paid me is right? How to break it down into manageable bits?

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TeaKitten · 20/11/2023 18:37

if you post the figures maybe someone can help?

Sisterpita · 20/11/2023 20:25

Pay award 7 months full time is
annual new pay rate - annual old pay rate = ? Divide by 12 x 7 = 7 months gross back pay.

Part time salary:
Annual New pay rate / full time weekly hours e.g. 37.5 x part time hours = gross part time annual salary

Gross Part time annual salary / 12 = gross monthly part time salary

First month one week full time remainder part time. To do this I need your employers calculation for a days pay.

yepmeagain · 21/11/2023 12:24

Gosh thank you, I will post the info when I get my pay slip.

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