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Bahumat

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1) Does Shift Allowance have a higher tax bracket than the Basic wage?

2) Shift Allowance is a % of your salary, so when you get a pay rise, does the Shift Allowance also increase? or can they decide NOT to increase the Shift Allowance.

Thanks in advance
 

Dukat

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1) Does Shift Allowance have a higher tax bracket than the Basic wage?

2) Shift Allowance is a % of your salary, so when you get a pay rise, does the Shift Allowance also increase? or can they decide NOT to increase the Shift Allowance.

Thanks in advance

Its like you're talking but I cant understand you Bahumat! :(
 

tris-

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me neither, dukat.

i didnt want to be the first to say it, but ive got no fucking idea what youre trying to communicate to us :(
 

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1) Does Shift Allowance have a higher tax bracket than the Basic wage?

2) Shift Allowance is a % of your salary, so when you get a pay rise, does the Shift Allowance also increase? or can they decide NOT to increase the Shift Allowance.

Thanks in advance

shift allowence as in like...extra for working nights sorta thing? i think the tax rate is just the same...but cos you earn more you pay more tax...
that is ofc if i have understood what you mean lol
 

Rookiescot

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1) Does Shift Allowance have a higher tax bracket than the Basic wage?

2) Shift Allowance is a % of your salary, so when you get a pay rise, does the Shift Allowance also increase? or can they decide NOT to increase the Shift Allowance.

Thanks in advance

No ... shift allowance is part of your gross pay and the whole lot is taxed at the same level.

Normally a percentage increase in wages is on your gross pay. However some companies are now offering base pay rises separate from shift disturbance allowance.

Example ..... company may offer 3.5% on base pay (which all workers would get) and 3.5% on shift disturbance allowance.
Why would they do this?
Well if the pay offer is rejected then they may come back with something like 3.8% on base pay and 2.5% on shift disturbance. That way no extra money has to be forked out by the company but normally day workers outnumber shift workers and so the pay offer is accepted.
 

Amildin

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The bastards! Viva la revolution Bahumat!!! Im with you!
 

Bahumat

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No ... shift allowance is part of your gross pay and the whole lot is taxed at the same level.

Normally a percentage increase in wages is on your gross pay. However some companies are now offering base pay rises separate from shift disturbance allowance.

Example ..... company may offer 3.5% on base pay (which all workers would get) and 3.5% on shift disturbance allowance.
Why would they do this?
Well if the pay offer is rejected then they may come back with something like 3.8% on base pay and 2.5% on shift disturbance. That way no extra money has to be forked out by the company but normally day workers outnumber shift workers and so the pay offer is accepted.

If I can rep you, I will. Thanks :)

The bastards! Viva la revolution Bahumat!!! Im with you!

They are telling me I am an AMiLdIn....I told them I know Amildin but they wont believe me!
 

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