Job offer, take home questions..

[AudiSport]

I’ve been made a job offer from another company. They are quoting the pre tax monthly income. The company is based in the FE.

However, when I look at my current payslip, I don’t understand why my monthly gross is more than my basic salary divided by 12.

Any ideas? Naturally, I’m trying to understand my take home each month!

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Possibly your monthly gross includes elements which are additional to your basic salary?

It seems odd that this isn’t split out on your payslip.

Can you list all the payments/deductions shown on your payslip?

Easiest option would be to ask HR/Payroll

[AudiSport]

[AudiSport]

Make any sense? Sorry, appreciate it is difficult without the numbers!

[Jasandjules]

Because you have childcare vouchers?

[AudiSport]

How would they increase the gross monthly income to make it show approximately £400 more than my annual salary divided by 12?

Thank you guys!

[CzechItOut]

Is the "Salary" figure multiplied by 12 equally to what you think your annual salary is?

[AudiSport]

No, it is over..

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AudiSport said:

No, it is over..

Where are you getting your “annual salary “ figure from?

If it’s from your contract it won’t include any subsequent pay awards

[AudiSport]

Thank you for input everyone.

I’m getting my annual salary from my contract. The confusion is that if I divide this number by 12 I’m getting a much lower number than my gross monthly figure on my current payslip. What would be an example of a pay award?

[Jasandjules]

AudiSport said:

Thank you for input everyone.

I’m getting my annual salary from my contract. The confusion is that if I divide this number by 12 I’m getting a much lower number than my gross monthly figure on my current payslip. What would be an example of a pay award?

A pay rise you may get annually or now and again?

[AudiSport]

My pay is consistently the same figure.
The OSP payment is hundreds.. I’ve not revived a pay rise in over 12-months, or a bonus.

Edited by AudiSport on Saturday 7th March 13:02

[AudiSport]

‘Received’

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Have a word with HR /Payroll

[67Dino]

Two possibilities I can think of:
- if you receiver employer pension contributions, they may be accidentally paying it to you in cash, instead of putting it in your pension
- it may be a payroll mistake, and they’re accidentally overpaying you. If so, you’d owe them all the overpayments back again.

Either way, worth resolving with HR ASAP.