Does back pay come separately from 1st payment? Do payments always come the same day of the week?
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MaisieBoohoo
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Hi
sorry just a quickie
if I am granted award as recommended in Assessors report, when decision letter arrives, do you get back pay separately from from 1st months payment or does it come together. I also read payment is every 28/ days, so is it always same day of week?
thanks
sorry just a quickie
if I am granted award as recommended in Assessors report, when decision letter arrives, do you get back pay separately from from 1st months payment or does it come together. I also read payment is every 28/ days, so is it always same day of week?
thanks
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Backpay is usually paid separately yes.It’s every 28 days, so different date, but always same day of the week, unless it falls on a bank holiday and than on that occasion it would be paid early.
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thanks so much for that, very useful info
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