Employment Letter advice required
Posted: Thu Jul 25, 2024 1:24 pm
Hi guys,
I am applying for my wife ilr application (finally) and have received a confirmation of employment letter from my employer which I am not sure will be sufficient to meet the home office requirements.
1 )My employer has said I work full time which is 37.5 hours per week when I am actually classed as a part time employee as I only work 34.5 hrs a week
2) My employer has also calculated my basic annual salary on 37.5 hrs rather than the 34.5 hrs
3) In the 6 months of wages slips that I am providing my wage has risen from £11.22 to £11.44 (national minimum wage increase and then to £11.56 which was incorrect and should have been £11.78
My recent pay slip now shows that I earn £11.78 per hour but the employment letter has based my annual salary on the incorrect figure of £11.56
My last 6 payslips show that I earn enough money to meet the requirements but I am wondering what potential issues the employment letter could cause in the application
Thanks in advance.
I am applying for my wife ilr application (finally) and have received a confirmation of employment letter from my employer which I am not sure will be sufficient to meet the home office requirements.
1 )My employer has said I work full time which is 37.5 hours per week when I am actually classed as a part time employee as I only work 34.5 hrs a week
2) My employer has also calculated my basic annual salary on 37.5 hrs rather than the 34.5 hrs
3) In the 6 months of wages slips that I am providing my wage has risen from £11.22 to £11.44 (national minimum wage increase and then to £11.56 which was incorrect and should have been £11.78
My recent pay slip now shows that I earn £11.78 per hour but the employment letter has based my annual salary on the incorrect figure of £11.56
My last 6 payslips show that I earn enough money to meet the requirements but I am wondering what potential issues the employment letter could cause in the application
Thanks in advance.