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crashuk said:
but that means i have to be there 3 years to recoup the money.

I sincerely hope your job doesnt actually involve you doing anything.

You do realise that you dont have to work there 3 years to get anything other than 3 years pay.

I am not sure it can be made any clearer for you, but here it is in just about as clear as I can make it:

ONE YEAR = £7800
 
ok ive counted the weeks from last year to this year theres 52 payments all have been £149.50, now there £26 is missing, i cant make it more simple than that.
 
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crashuk said:
ok ive counted the weeks from last year to this year theres 52 payments all have been £149.50, now there £26 is missing, i cant make it more simple than that.

Those 52 payments do not make a full year though, do they ;)
 
crashuk said:
but the contract was for £650 a month 12 months = 1 year but they paid me weekly and done the calculation based on days in a year.

Why don't you take this up with your payroll dept during office hours instead of spending your saturday night wasting time with people who couldn't help you out even if by some miricle they agreed with you? :p
 
Quit then if you're really that bothered and incapable of understanding simple mathmatics... I would also suggest moving to a country without internet access, for our sakes as well as yours.
 
Phnom_Penh said:
Well no, just for our sakes :D.


No, because if he does not shut up I am going to kill him with fire, nuke him from orbit and set a group of rabid owls onto him.

Edit: Whoever removed my sig will pay... it complied to every rule in the FAQ :(
 
ok your not seeing it?
The contract was £650 per month for 12 months= 650x 12 = £7800 (52 weekly payments of £150 = £7800)but they started to pay me weekly 52 payments when in of £149.50 = £7774.

Now they said they add it all up and calculated the daily rate and convert it into a week.
 
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