NHS June payslip

[3littlebird5]

Hello everyone, Could anyone that has already had their payslip for June tell me if the amount of tax on our pay with the lump sum this month is as bad as social media is saying? I was looking forward to payday this month, now I’m a little worried.

I paid nearly £200 student loan in mine, and it’s usually around £30 a month so I was shocked. Is yours similar?!

This 👆

Plus the student loan always surprises people.

Not NHS but worked in HR for many moons.

£600 deducted this month

@1of2 I normally pay about £220 a month for the student loan and this month it was £490!!

I don't have the lump sum in my payslip 🫠

Bastards 🤦🏼‍♀️

@Tippingadvice
All I'm saying is our payroll (not HR) is not very helpful. I requested 6 times to get a hypothetical breakdown of my mat pay and it took till about a month before I was going off for them to give me the breakdown of the X amount of months I asked for instead of everything but.
And I've had errors before that I've raised with them and been given conflicting advice and it's extremely stressful when errors cause you to not have the pay you should be having and then trying to get in touch with someone to actually deal with it.

This is good to know, are you full time?

@Monstermoomin all I was saying is people should understand their payslips.

Band 2
Contracted hours 27
I got about £1k extra

Top.of band 5 (plus 3k per year r&r) I got £1700 extra.

I do 22.5 and my pension contributions have made my pay rubbish. £189 123 tax and 100 ni and work 0830/4.30 so no unsociable hours I’m not much better off than I was really

I do 28.5hrs a week top band 6 and I got about £1500 extra in my pay this month

My deductions were 30%, including PAYE, pension, NI, unison, pension arrears, extra pension and extra pension arrears.

Not by any chance on zero hours contract are you like myself ? Worked through covid, got it off a patient badly pre vaccines, but not a penny of so called covid bonus comes our way as based on contracted hours🙄

Absolutely and of course I have a basic understanding of my payslip but I have so many types of pay - on call, called out, sat enhancement, sun enhancement, night enhancement, expenses..its impossible to keep track of all of it! My extra pay was in two separate amounts, no idea why. There is no key to help you understand it!

Dh is a paramedic. He worked so hard but had over £3k deducted. The tories can fuck themselves.

DH had his just now, he's been taxed 3.2k 🤢

@Coffeeandcrocs that's more than we spent on our entire wedding day - and we had a nice day! It makes me so mad!

Dh just wants the money to pay the bills etc and buy stuff for our young kids, nothing fancy!

Total deductions £1900 and am on mat leave

But that's normal.

You earn more you are taxed more.

People on here are always being told to check their privilege if they ever complain about how much they're taxes.

Do you GP surgery staff qualify for it - they usually miss out on extras like this due to their employment status?

Same as me @Mossstitch i have put in a formal complaint to my trust. I worked ITU all through covid. Only in feb left and went onto the bank for childcare reason. As this is "backpay" and i worked all through that time why the fuck am i not entitled too it!

I don't understand mine, but I'm very happy with what I'm
Getting. Top band 5.

I've got about £1800 extra