Too early to celebrate ...
The National Living Wage (NLW) will rise to £10.42 from 1 April 2023, an increase of 92 pence or 9.7 per cent.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/l...ving-standards
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It was a win-win for PC, working or shirking, benefits uprated, National Living Wage uprated.Originally posted by d000hg View Post
Indeed you just today got a 10% pay rise promised.
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One caveat: I think what I'm saying is right.....but according to the wife I always do, so big pinch of salt!Originally posted by psychocandy View Postapparently the CCJ wasn't removed when they paid (I guess it should have been)
If a court ordered amount is paid within 28 days then no CCJ is publicly registered. If paid after 28 days, or not paid at all, then a CCJ is registered and stays on public record for 6 years, I don't think there's any way for this to be removed unless there was an error in it being applied. If the company paid after ages, then the CCJ will be a public record so nothing they can do.
For this reason, all the 'You will get a CCJ and never get any credit' letters from parking companies are just empty threats. If you fight your parking invoice in court and lose, and pay within 28 days, you don't get a CCJ publicly registered and no credit reference agency will be aware of it.
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Are you on an inside gig at the moment?Originally posted by psychocandy View Post
which is doing very well at the moment thank you.
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which is doing very well at the moment thank you.Originally posted by d000hg View Post
Are we talking about PC's contracting career?
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Free VIP tickets.....Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
How much is he willing to pay for your services?
Dont think I want to even go though to be honest.
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Someone paying an idiot is how all this started.Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
How much is he willing to pay for your services?
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They have standards...Originally posted by AtW View PostKarma for PC will be a permie position in a Jobcenter++ …
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Not really knowing much about it I thought there must surely be a proper process for this?Originally posted by Paddy View PostThe guy must be thick, it's for him to do use the correct form.
Hes provided me an email he wants me to send to someone.....
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