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Leger


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Just want to check I've got my calculations correct.  Employee is paid £1625 a month and works 5 days a week so I make that £75 a day.

Employee was off sick 31st Jan - 2nd Feb then again on 11th February ongoing.   31st already paid last month so reclaimed.  I make that 4 days pay and sick pay from the 14th Feb.

Slight wobble because there's only 20 working days for this employee in February (works Saturday and day off in week) which is £1500 but from memory the daily rate is calculated over the whole year and this is just an anomaly with it being a short month. 



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Leger wrote:

 

 I make that 4 days pay and sick pay from the 14th Feb.

 

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Hi John

I get that.

£75pd

HTH



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Leger


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Hi Joanne

Ah good, I was 99% sure I was right.  Thanks as always.



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