My eldest has been told 2/3 of her work is being told they haven't got a job on Tuesday. How come? Does this 80% rule not happen then?
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What website did you find this chart please?
Please try not to panic. It is so easy to do and I am the same a lot of the time. I went to Asda for the first time in ages tonight and yes it was odd - 2 metres apart outside and only a few in at a time - but the shop was full of food and produce, far more than I have seen in a while. You need to keep your health up by eating enough which helps immunity. I was worried about chipping into my store cupboard too, but stuff will not run out in the shops. In fact now there are no restaurants or eateries operating there will be more food than ever.I have a slot for shopping booked for April but I'm scared to eat the food in my house incase everything gets worse and I can't replace it
He also bullshits his people though by saying by Easter things will be up and running again!
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countriesWhat website did you find this chart please?
I don't live near any supermarket though that's why I'm worried. We only have a news agents here and it's been pretty bare for weeks. I'm just worried I'll use stuff up then not be able to replace it
It's not a rule, it's a grant that companies can apply for. It's to encourage them to retain staff but there's no obligation I'm afraid.
Does this mean no wages until end of April then?I was on an acas webinar yesterday hmrc haven’t released all details on the job retention scheme, they won’t until the end of April
Wfh didn’t come in until mid to late March so you should get a March payment. Best to speak to your employer.Does this mean no wages until end of April then?
I’ve just had my last invoice paid until June
I got paid today. Next payment will be the 80%. We got told today it will be either from.
A) 80% of your wages this month last year (so I guess last March?)
B) 80% of your average wage from 2019-2020 tax year
whichever is higher.
ETA: sorry that’s if you’re paid hourly. Salary will be 80% of your usual wage.
A) 80% of your wages this month last year (so I guess last March?)
B) 80% of your average wage from 2019-2020 tax year
whichever is higher.
ETA: sorry that’s if you’re paid hourly. Salary will be 80% of your usual wage.
I posted this last night here it is again in case someone finds it useful
My husband gets paid weekly so not sure how it'll work. Worrying about having no wage come in. His managers don't seem to have answers eitherWfh didn’t come in until mid to late March so you should get a March payment. Best to speak to your employer.
I’ve just had my last invoice paid until June
Yet my nearest Sainsburys (large has tu clothing inside, an argos plus books and toys etc) had empty shelves.
I went in for bread, milk, eggs, peppers and cucumbers, came out empty handed. I missed the last loaf of bread by seconds. Entire tinned food aisle was empty, no pasta, no rice, no eggs, no alcohol, freezers empty apart from ice cream, no toilet rolls, lots of sugar, tea and coffee and chocolate
No cheese, chilled milkshakes and soya milk, no red or green milk and about 3 bottles of blue milk. No uht milk.
Cleaning aisle completely empty other than mops and buckets, no laundry stuff. Plenty of books and clothes.
It's getting emptier every day with less stuff to buy. Fruit wise they had oranges, lemons, limes and bananas.
That does sound scary - I really hope it will all be OK.I don't live near any supermarket though that's why I'm worried. We only have a news agents here and it's been pretty bare for weeks. I'm just worried I'll use stuff up then not be able to replace it
Who the hell knew life would be like this even a couple of weeks ago.
That is so awful. I'm so sorry to minimise what it is like for you and others. I stupidly thought my experience might hopefully be the same elsewhere. Just bloody awful isn't it.
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From what I understand the company pay thier staff then claim it back from the government. So really they should be payed as normal?
That's what we're hoping. Fingers crossed.
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I wonder who they also class as vital family. All my family are important to me.
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