Company has changed my monthly pay without telling me.

[Jimbo Mahoney]

EDIT - False alarm - it's the Government 10% tax change effect.

 

[[TW]Fox]

Are people just looking for something to moan about or what?

 

[snowdog]

Are people just looking for something to moan about or what?

For once I agree with fox.

Why mind a payrise at all? Get a few beers instead .

 

[TripleT]

Most places do a yearly "cost of living" payrise, mines due too.

Have you never had one before or something?

But yer, as Fox say's, stop moaning..

 

[vanandjuanunited]

Damn I wish they would pay me more without telling me.

 

[Jimbo Mahoney]

I wasn't moaning. I was just intrigued as to what you thought about getting a pay rise without being told what it would be or why.

Are people just assuming people are moaning or what?

 

[jas72]

OK, so it's the *good* kind of change, but prior consultation would have been nice.

From the looks of it, it's a 4% inflationary payrise.

What's your opinions on the fact they didn't tell us anything about it?

What was it before?

you know that weekly pay = more than monthly

52/4 = 13
12/1 = 12

 

[philjohn]

Are people just assuming people are moaning or what?

but prior consultation would have been nice.

That looks like a bit of a moan to me. Probably in your standard Ts&Cs of employment.

 

[Knubje]

OK, so it's the *good* kind of change, but prior consultation would have been nice.

From the looks of it, it's a 4% inflationary payrise.

What's your opinions on the fact they didn't tell us anything about it?

Inconsiderate a-holes!!!! Seriously...what is the world coming too?

 

[Morba]

Most places do a yearly "cost of living" payrise, mines due too.

Do they? Most places I have worked have been discretionary based on performance of the individual and the company.

 

[LOAM]

you sure its not just the revised tax stuff thats happening this month ?

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/employers/epa-understanding.htm

 

[lookitsjonno]

yeah most of us should be getting an extra £60 odd this month.

 

[Adsta]

yeah most of us should be getting an extra £60 odd this month.

cool plus all my overtime money for this month
Cant wait for pay day now

 

[DampCat]

Do they? Most places I have worked have been discretionary based on performance of the individual and the company.

You work sucky jobs. It's not a standard payrise (based on performance), it's an inflation based cost of living payrise. They're not the same, although i'm sure you're already aware.

 

[Morba]

You work sucky jobs. It's not a standard payrise (based on performance), it's an inflation based cost of living payrise. They're not the same, although i'm sure you're already aware.

Yes, i work sucky jobs....
The places i have previously worked were a case of 1 payrise a year. this was performance based. Both are rather large companies, not something with under 10 staff.

 

[Jimbo Mahoney]

you sure its not just the revised tax stuff thats happening this month ?

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/employers/epa-understanding.htm

We have a winner!

This was SO slow to take effect. I knew about the change ages ago, but hadn't expected it to take this long to make a change to my pay.

 

[DampCat]

Yes, i work sucky jobs....
The places i have previously worked were a case of 1 payrise a year. this was performance based. Both are rather large companies, not something with under 10 staff.

Well, my experience counters yours, and i know which situation i'd rather be in.

 

[Morba]

Well, my experience counters yours, and i know which situation i'd rather be in.

Really? What you do any how much you earn?

 

[Adsta]

Really? What you do any how much you earn?

Thats a bit personal isnt it ?

I'm not defending the guy but i personally wouldnt like to disclose how much i earn. meh maybe thats just me.

 

[Morba]

Thats a bit personal isnt it ?

I'm not defending the guy but i personally wouldnt like to disclose how much i earn. meh maybe thats just me.

Not really, plenty of threads here regarding earnings etc.
He says he would rather be in his position than mine, for me to agree I would need to know his position (given he seems to know mine).