SSPR

[stuartsimms]

Hi i am new here can anyone tell me what SSPR means on my payslip, thanks

[TrueBlueTerrier]

A guess - Statutory Sickness Pay Rate

[fishtank]

Single Standard Pay Rate.

[POSTMAN]

Stuart Simms Pay Rate.

[fishtank]

Stop feckin about...this is a serious subject.
Who is Stuart Simms anyway?
Edit..numbnut.

[POSTMAN]

Just cause i won.

[vanman]

Hi i am new here can anyone tell me what SSPR means on my payslip, thanks

As far as I know SSPR = Statutory Sick Pay at Pension rate.

This is paid when you have exhausted your entitlements to sick pay at full and half pay.

Have you been off sick for a long time?

[fishtank]

Single Standard Pay Rate.

6. Transformation Lump Sums are paid pro-rata to contractual hours, plus additional hours paid at SSPR (Single Standard Pay Rate), paid in the 12 months prior to the date when Transformation targets are authorised as achieved by the RFD.

It's nothing to do with sick pay...it just shows up on your pay slip if you're a part-timer doing overtime under 40/39hrs.

[clashcityrocker]

Single Standard Pay Rate.

6. Transformation Lump Sums are paid pro-rata to contractual hours, plus additional hours paid at SSPR (Single Standard Pay Rate), paid in the 12 months prior to the date when Transformation targets are authorised as achieved by the RFD.

What's the RFD then?

[fishtank]

What's the RFD then?

Regional Finance Director

He's the one who knocks back your revision because it doesn't save enough hours.

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[mcpriv]

I'm an A.G but worked 42.50 hours last week and I've got o/t @ sspr 23.00 hrs and o/t first 10hrs 3.51hrs ... I'm thinking this doesnt appear right ... anyone willing to shed light
on whether I'm barking up the wrong tree?

Cheers.

[POSTMAN]

I'm an A.G but worked 42.50 hours last week and I've got o/t @ sspr 23.00 hrs and o/t first 10hrs 3.51hrs ... I'm thinking this doesnt appear right ... anyone willing to shed light
on whether I'm barking up the wrong tree?

Cheers.

The 1st bit is because you worked over your 'contracted' hrs i would guess.You get paid the normal rate up to 39/40 hrs.
The second bit is overtime,looking at it i would guess your office in on a 39hr week.You get paid the overtime rate.

[mcpriv]

I'm an A.G but worked 42.50 hours last week and I've got o/t @ sspr 23.00 hrs and o/t first 10hrs 3.51hrs ... I'm thinking this doesnt appear right ... anyone willing to shed light
on whether I'm barking up the wrong tree?

Cheers.

The 1st bit is because you worked over your 'contracted' hrs i would guess.You get paid the normal rate up to 39/40 hrs.
The second bit is overtime,looking at it i would guess your office in on a 39hr week.You get paid the overtime rate.

That sheds a lot of light, thankyou .... really appreciated. I'm a 16hr wk A.G but always thought the first 10 hours was O/T on top of the 16 hours then SSPR thereafter.
Hence the enquiry.

[fishtank]

That sheds a lot of light, thankyou .... really appreciated. I'm a 16hr wk A.G but always thought the first 10 hours was O/T on top of the 16 hours then SSPR thereafter.
Hence the enquiry.

The reason it's SSPR first then 1st 10 is to stop you working 39 hours and walking out with more than someone who is contracted at 39hrs.