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Payslip 30-12

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Gary55
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Re: Payslip 30-12

Post by Gary55 »

I'm genuinely confused if we work a week in hand surely the pay slip for the 30th will contain 2 strike days so will reflect a week with strikes
P13
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Re: Payslip 30-12

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Gary55 wrote:
23 Dec 2022, 22:53
I'm genuinely confused if we work a week in hand surely the pay slip for the 30th will contain 2 strike days so will reflect a week with strikes
We don't work a week in hand
SpacePhoenix
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Re: Payslip 30-12

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It's different around Xmas and New Year as PSP gets closed for changes at different times to allow payroll to be run on a different day from when it's normally run. Without looking I believe that Xmas and New Years weeks are basically just normal pay and SA with any OT and any adjustments happening for the first payroll run after the New Years week
mjd24
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Re: Payslip 30-12

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Flashman_ wrote:
23 Dec 2022, 18:29
Just checked mine, also a day short of pay in a week where there is no strike? They also took an hour more than they should have last week.
So next Friday (30th) your payslip online is showing 1 days loss of pay? Well isnt that for this weeks strikes (23rd 24th) and should actually show 2 days loss of pay?
JoeWagg
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Re: Payslip 30-12

Post by JoeWagg »

I’ve been deducted two days pay when I should have only one taken off me (my day off falls on Christmas Eve)…
Flashman_
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Re: Payslip 30-12

Post by Flashman_ »

mjd24 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 08:24
Flashman_ wrote:
23 Dec 2022, 18:29
Just checked mine, also a day short of pay in a week where there is no strike? They also took an hour more than they should have last week.
So next Friday (30th) your payslip online is showing 1 days loss of pay? Well isnt that for this weeks strikes (23rd 24th) and should actually show 2 days loss of pay?
No the last 2 weeks they deducted 4 days pay, ie 1 days each strike day. I was day off the previous strike, so They have taken a day for nothing so far as I can see.