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calculate the pay for the period (in accordance with minimum wage rules on what counts as pay, minus any deductions) Their work counts as time work because they are required to work a set number of hours per week. You must pay them at least the minimum wage for every hour they work in a pay reference period. Time work - calculating minimum wage entitlement paid by the piece - the number of things they make or the tasks they complete (known as output work) The amount deducted would not reduce the calculation of minimum wage pay, provided that the arrangement is not an expense of the employment, a contractual requirement or any other requirement imposed by the employer on the worker. Multiply the agreed daily average hours by the number of days when the worker was in fact available for work for the full number of hours contemplated by the contract - say 4 days: 5 hours x 4 days = 20 hours. These are the hours for which the worker should be paid, at not less than the applicable minimum wage rate.

Identify the particular period for which the worker is paid. See Pay counted during a pay reference period for the purposes of the minimum wage. The rules do not apply to Leo from 6 April 2020, and he continues to count as performing time work. His employer gives him notice that the new rules brought in on 6 April 2020 will apply to him from 1 January 2021.

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Determine the fair piece rate for that piece of work by dividing the mean hourly output rate by 1.2 (a figure derived from regulation 43 National Minimum Wage Regulations 2015, which is intended to protect those workers who work a little more slowly than the average worker), that is 10 ÷ 1.2 = 8.33 items.

This does not include time spent travelling between home and their workplace. However, if they perform output work at home it does include time spent travelling from home to any separate premises they report at. Absences from work If the care worker can take a break whenever they are not needed they are not being paid based on the actual time worked during the shift, but just for the shift as a whole. In this case the work is not time work, because the pay does not vary based on the actual time worked. It is also not output work or salaried hours work, so it is unmeasured work. Work is unmeasured work if it is not salaried hours work, time work or output work. Unmeasured work could meet some of the conditions of time or output work, but not all the conditions and so not count as either type of work. For example, work where there are certain tasks to be done but they vary and the worker is not paid per task would not be output work. If the worker was also not paid just by reference to the time worked performing the tasks but, for example, also based on the difficulty of each task, this would also not be time work. As it would also not be salaried hours work (the worker is not paid an annual salary), it must be unmeasured work. The nominated date may not be later than 6 April 2022. If the employer chooses not to give this notice, the rules brought in on 6 April 2020 apply to the worker from the first day of the worker’s first calculation year starting after 6 April 2022. If you have not included pay for these absences as part of the worker’s basic hours under their employment contract (that is, if they are not covered by the annual salary), you do not have to take the hours of absence into account for minimum wage purposes.

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You can’t count the same pay against more than one pay reference period. So if you pay an amount in one pay reference period which is actually for the previous pay reference period, it only counts for the previous period, and not also for the one in which it is paid. Allocating annual bonuses See Deductions from pay which are not connected to a worker’s employment or for the employer’s own benefit. Administrative charges and fees