HELLO can anyone help me work out what my monthly payments from a pro-rata salary will be?

[umberella]

Sorry I am hopeless at this.

Haven't even got the job yet!

Pro rata starting salary of 28,000, hours to be worked are 24 per week.

What will I actually take home per month?

Thanks in advance

try this

There was a website that would do this for you but I can't remember the name of it.

Do you know how many hours a full timer would work?

sorry - to be able to work it out would need to know how many hours at your work is deemed as full-time.

Mm, haven't got a clue - I'm assuming it's a three day per week post so the total hours going on that assumption would be....38?

Does that sound right?

Depends what the hours are for full time. I've worked it out at 37.5 hrs which is full time for NHS staff ( so all I know!) and you should get £1493.33 gross per month.

Or £ 1473.68 gros for 38 hrs.

based on 40 being full time about 1078 after tax ect approx

Thank you all very much.

Please keep your fingers crossed for my interview on Tuesday then - due back at work after mat leave next month, and that's roughly what I normally take home for full time hours, PLUS it's an 140mile round commute.

This job's only a 30 minute drive and only 24 hrs..

you need to know how many hours are in a standard week at your workplace.
Take the £28000 and divide by the standard hours per week and then multiply this fihure by 24 (ie you hours per week)

so if std hours were 40, then £28000/40=700 multipled by 24=£16800 per year. You can then use the tax calcs the happynappies linked to.
hth

would also mean four days per week with dd rather than two

Thanks for all this. I love mumsnet. It's like the oracle.

good luck umberella - fingers crossed for you!

Thank you happynappies, I shall report back on Tuesday

Thank you for your advice everyone, I got the job!!

Congratulations

I do a 30min commute 3 days a week and it works quite well. Bit of a rush in the Mornings but I am home on time to give DD tea and do bedtime.

Thank you, I am really thrilled to bits. I was very worried about suddenly disappearing from DD so this is absolutely terrific for us!

According to this tax calculator, in 2017, the calculations would be as following:

You'll pay no tax on the first £11,500 that you're earning.
You'll pay £3,300 tax on £16,500 (at 20%)
You'll pay no higher rate tax
Total tax paid: £3,300

Total take-home: £1860/month, which is not too bad.