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Subject: Re: Paid Holidays

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Glenys

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Date Posted: 17:38:39 10/10/09 Sat
In reply to: Marina 's message, "Re: Paid Holidays" on 22:33:35 10/09/09 Fri

Hi,

Sorry, I didn't mean to confuse you. The figure should actually have been 1924 which is 52 x 37 - the number of hours a full time worker would do in a year (52 weeks x 37 hours). So, if you divide the annual salary for a full time worker by the number of hours per year (1924) you will get the hourly rate for that job. Then if you work, say 20 hours per week, you multiply that hourly rate by 20 and then by the number of weeks you get paid a year (could be about 43 if it is term time only) and you will get your annual salary. Most LEAs then divide this figure by 12 and pay you this each month so that you don't get a period without pay. Hope this helps, Glenys

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