I have one furloughed employee who is still waiting for his NI number so no claim has been able to be made as yet. Bit unfair if the delays at the DWP causes him not to be able to have any funding if the deadline isn't met.
We have clients with missing NI numbers too. We have used NI number AB123456A and made sure that we have entered the payroll id for that employee. All claims have been paid so far.
Hi, can I check understanding of the section "Employees whose pay varies and started after 6 April 2019" It says that every day/period after they started work is counted in the calculation, including days when no work is undertaken. There is no mention of this for "Employees whose pay varies and were employed all the year. Presumably the same apples, so for casual staff who have worked 6 months out of 12 in the last tax year, we would work an average out over the 12 months, rather than over the 6 months they had worked?
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We have clients with missing NI numbers too. We have used NI number AB123456A and made sure that we have entered the payroll id for that employee. All claims have been paid so far.
Hi, can I check understanding of the section "Employees whose pay varies and started after 6 April 2019" It says that every day/period after they started work is counted in the calculation, including days when no work is undertaken. There is no mention of this for "Employees whose pay varies and were employed all the year. Presumably the same apples, so for casual staff who have worked 6 months out of 12 in the last tax year, we would work an average out over the 12 months, rather than over the 6 months they had worked?