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Term time only pay

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Emmamb80 · 22/08/2024 07:07

Good morning, hope all well.

I need some help working out term time pay .

I'm due to work 22.5 hours a week how much will I get each month. I'll get pro-rated and get paid each month.

Many thanks for your help
Em

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WonderingWanda · 22/08/2024 07:15

What are you trying to work out, how much you will be paid each month or what your weekly rate actually is?

RosaBaby2 · 22/08/2024 07:16

If its education based it'll be 39 weeks plus holidays. So times your hourly rate by 22.5 then by the number of weeks (including holidays) then divide by 12.

Emmamb80 · 22/08/2024 07:19

Hey thanks for your reply!

How much I'll get each month.

I'm on minimum wage. I know school term is 39 hours , will I also get holiday pay to ?

Many thanks again for your help, can get my head round it! 😁

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Thursdaygirl · 22/08/2024 07:19

22.5/37 x 39/52 x annual salary - then divide by 12 for monthly gross amount

This assumes your organisation does 37 hour weeks.

Emmamb80 · 22/08/2024 07:20

Thank you Rosababy2

Is holiday entitlement 5.6 weeks?

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DoublePeonies · 22/08/2024 07:21

What information do you know?
An hourly rate? - follow Rosa's guidance.

A FTE salary? You need to know full working hours - often 37.5 or 40 hours a week. Them the sum is salary × (22.5/full hours) × (weeks worked/52)

My weeks worked are 44.6 - 39 weeks of school plus 5.6 weeks leave.

Edited as my multiplication turned to bold

Thursdaygirl · 22/08/2024 07:24

if your basic term is 39 weeks, and you get 4 weeks paid holiday, your paid weeks are therefore 43. So:

22.5/37 x 43/52 x annual salary. Then divide by 12 for monthly gross amount

Edited to add I have an education employer and this is how we calculate term time salaries, we call it equated pay

BloodyAdultDC · 22/08/2024 07:41

Term time only contracts will be entitled to statutory holiday allowance of 5.6 weeks.

So your working year is 44.6 weeks.

Figure out how many hours a week you'll be working, multiply by your hourly rate, then by 44.6.

If you are paid every month divide this figure by 12.

Don't forget deductions for tax/NI/pension.

Emmamb80 · 22/08/2024 08:40

Many thanks to all!

Think I've sussed out how much I'll get 😁

Appreciate all your help
Em

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