This is how I have read it the whole time, if this is not what is going on then f-it I am done trying to figure it out.
27 pay periods in 2010 if you are paid biweekly on Fridays
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This is how I have read it the whole time, if this is not what is going on then f-it I am done trying to figure it out.
27 pay periods only happen on a cycle and since you have pointed out that I am not real good at math let me just say that it happens less often than leap years do.
Hope that helps, or at least points you in the right direction to find some irrelevant desktop memo from 1997 to tell me I know nothing about it. Cheers:shrug:
UGA - thanks , that is a better way. Only thing is Cie wasn't there the whole year so isn't that easy to illustrate.
Okay. I need to apologize to Cie Grant. I was wrong. You were right. I physically ran the pay periods and numbers and from my calculations you will be shorted around 3% (as you so correctly put in your first post)
My apologies.
My apologies.
oh mommy.......
here we go
Can't we all just get along :sadwave:
and :sadwave: Cie's pay
and Cie.....you're getting raped here dude. Don't let em take your shit. There shouldn't be a rake when you work
oh mommy.......
here we go
Can't we all just get along :sadwave:
and :sadwave: Cie's pay
I'm good. 3.8% can be made up elsewhere, or, as BBC mentioned, I can always work 3.8% less. I know my wife would dig that.
Just to kill the debate, here's the math to prove it:
Assumptions for our example:
Salary: 52,000/year
Start Date: 11/7/2009
End Date: 2/24/2011 (just to show overlap over 3 years)
Total Weeks Worked: 34 weeks, total pay should equal 68,000.
Date.....Pay period.....Pay
2009
11/20.....11/7-11/119.....2,000
12/4.....11/20-12/3.....2,000
12/18.....12/4-12/17.....2,000
2010
1/1.....12/18-12/31 1925.93
1/15.....1/1-1/14
1/29.....1/15-1/28
2/12.....1/29-2/11
2/26.....2/12-2/25
3/12.....2/26- 3/11
3/26.....3/12-3/25
4/9......3/26-4/8
4/23.....4/9-4/22
5/7.......4/23-5/6
5/21.....5/7-5/20
6/4.....5/21-6/3
6/18.....6/4-6/17
7/2.......6/18-7/1
7/16.....7/2-7/15
7/30.....7/16-7/29
8/13.....7/30-8/12
8/27.....8/13-8/26
9/10....8/27-9/9
9/24.....9/10-9/23
10/8.....9/24-10/7
10/22.....10/8-10/21
11/5.......10/22-11/4
11/19......11/5-11/18
12/3.......11/19-12/2
12/17......12/3-12/16
12/31.....12/17-12/30
2011
1/14.....12/31-1/13 2,000
1/28.....1/14-1/27
2/11.....1/27-2/10
2/25.....2/11-2/24
Total 2009 Salary: 6,000
Total 2010 Salary: 52,000
Total 2011 Salary: 8,000
Total Salary over the employment: 66,000. Total salary owed: 68,000.
Of course your % will differ on salary.
I would certainly fight this. Best of luck.
Assumptions for our example:
Salary: 52,000/year
Start Date: 11/7/2009
End Date: 2/24/2011 (just to show overlap over 3 years)
Total Weeks Worked: 34 weeks, total pay should equal 68,000.
Date.....Pay period.....Pay
2009
11/20.....11/7-11/119.....2,000
12/4.....11/20-12/3.....2,000
12/18.....12/4-12/17.....2,000
2010
1/1.....12/18-12/31 1925.93
1/15.....1/1-1/14
1/29.....1/15-1/28
2/12.....1/29-2/11
2/26.....2/12-2/25
3/12.....2/26- 3/11
3/26.....3/12-3/25
4/9......3/26-4/8
4/23.....4/9-4/22
5/7.......4/23-5/6
5/21.....5/7-5/20
6/4.....5/21-6/3
6/18.....6/4-6/17
7/2.......6/18-7/1
7/16.....7/2-7/15
7/30.....7/16-7/29
8/13.....7/30-8/12
8/27.....8/13-8/26
9/10....8/27-9/9
9/24.....9/10-9/23
10/8.....9/24-10/7
10/22.....10/8-10/21
11/5.......10/22-11/4
11/19......11/5-11/18
12/3.......11/19-12/2
12/17......12/3-12/16
12/31.....12/17-12/30
2011
1/14.....12/31-1/13 2,000
1/28.....1/14-1/27
2/11.....1/27-2/10
2/25.....2/11-2/24
Total 2009 Salary: 6,000
Total 2010 Salary: 52,000
Total 2011 Salary: 8,000
Total Salary over the employment: 66,000. Total salary owed: 68,000.
Of course your % will differ on salary.
I would certainly fight this. Best of luck.
sure dude. you reminded me of it last night too i believe. my dad died of a heart attack recently and today would have been his 67th birthday. not excuses but also not the best time in my life at the moment. i've apologized for it before no need to over and over.
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Unfortunately this is going to kill this thread and the potential it had as best overlapping thread from 2009 to 2010.
I guess I should fight it, huh:shrug: For now, I'm gonna wait until I bring my w-2 and last few stubs to my accountant later in the month.
If you used a simple example like the one I posted and put it on a spreadsheet, I don't see how they can refute it :shrug:
At least in the end you can say you were wrong, there are a couple more that did a lot of talking but we will probably never see in here again:sadwave:
BTW CIE do you see why I surfaced this thread now:SIB
