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Thread: Quicky about the £18,600
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30th July 2013 #1
Quicky about the £18,600
Just wondering if the 6 months pay slips we need to submit all have to show that you are earning over £18,600, or do they have to average that?
Started my new job in March on the training rate of approx £18,200, which last month raised to £18,800 and was backdated to April, but as of yesterday I was fully qualified so now earn approx £22k. Obviously the 6 months of pay slips from March will average well over the required amount, especially since the backdated raise.
Just need to know if I can apply including those under the amount as well, or if we have to wait even longer. Would the backdating cut that time down if we have to wait too?
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30th July 2013 #2
i believe they work it out on the lowest pay slip,
if im wrong someone will correct me, and perhaps they will show you how its worked out by them
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30th July 2013 #3
just done some searching , and i think they take the average of the 6months,
this link may help you
http://filipinaroses.com/showthread....ight=new+rules
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30th July 2013 #4
The way I'm reading it means I can't mix wage slips under and over the £18,600, despite the fact the six months slips will average out at approx £19,400 per year
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