31/07/20 to 06/08/20

More testing of new version of Anite@Work (our document imaging system).

More automatic wage notifications from HMRC. One of mine was down to half-pay as per pay details at end of July. I rang to check if had left job or been furloughed. The customer advised that neither of these had happened and that she would have to contact her payroll as she was due her normal wage & thanks for letting her know. We had received her pay information before she had.


Comments

  1. Sandeep6 September 2020 at 07:04

    DId HMRC say why the wages were halved?

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  2. Paul Burns Kirklees Council10 September 2020 at 02:01

    I never contacted HMRC. That's easier said than done anyway. I simply ignored the half-wage based on what the customer told me on the phone.

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