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Payslips during maternity leave

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sebsmummy1 · 12/10/2013 17:13

Does anyone have any idea if payslips are generated during maternity leave? I wasn't entitled to SMP this pregnancy and instead claimed maternity allowance through the job centre.

I have elected to not return to work after taking 12 months but understand that I have still been employed during my maternity leave and wish to have proof of that if possible. I am TTC at the moment and am able to use my maternity hours to claim maternity allowance if I fall pregnant this year but I will need proof of this.

My payslips are generated online but currently i cant access the area to see if they stopped last October.

Thanks xx

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Talkinpeace · 12/10/2013 21:26

If your former employer is paying you, you will get payslips for every pay period.
If the DSS is paying you, you will get a single payslip when they stop paying you
Your bank records are king

sebsmummy1 · 12/10/2013 22:16

Unfortunately noone is paying me!

Because I had only started the job and then found out I was pregnant I wasn't entitled to SMP, so I was paid nothing at all whilst on marernity leave from my employer.

However my understanding is during the last 12 months I have been classed as employed and I would have accrued holiday pay etc. I am TTC at the moment and if I did fall pregnant my maternity leave employment would count as hours worked, but I would have to prove that. I just wonder how without payslips?

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Talkinpeace · 12/10/2013 22:19

yes they are - you are getting MA - which is taxable income
there are no hours worked on MA
you need to speak to your employer and midwife / health visitor to confirm your exact dates / rates

Baabaapinksheep · 12/10/2013 22:30

Your contract of employment is proof of your hours worked. When you leave you will receive a p45 showing the date you left, and therefore the date you stop being employed. You should have received a letter from the dwp with the amount of ma you will receive and the dates it will be paid from/to, this is your proof of income.

sebsmummy1 · 13/10/2013 06:57

Right, that helps.

Sorry when I say noone is paying me know, I mean my mat allowance stopped in June. But yep, I did receive it, although I don't know if I held on to the letter you talk about pinksheep.

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