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12-05-2016 | 12:13 PM

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Denny Crane

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Originally Posted by Foulwx

Sounds right. Actually, either method gives the same result. I'm still not sure whether I'll have to subtract the Jan 15, 2015 paycheck out first though. Time will tell.

I don't know how it could come out the same? In your original post it looks like you thought the DC contribution would be multiplied by .18. The DPSP-CASH (etc) is not multiplied by .18. Actually the figure on your paycheck stub for this is not multiplied by anything. Your retro check will be multiplied by .15 to determine the DC amount.

You don't have to subtract out the Jan 15, 2015 paycheck........but I know about Jan 15, 2016 one..........

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12-05-2016 | 05:14 PM

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You do have to subtract the 15 Jan paycheck. The raise is for 2016 and the 15 Jan check is for work done in Dec 15. For the same reason you won't see the 3% raise for 2017 until the 15 Feb paycheck.

The 1 Feb Flt Adv should be paid at the new rate.

12-06-2016 | 03:15 AM

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The 1 Feb Flt Adv should be paid at the new rate.

Your correct since it's a advance on Jan flying.

12-06-2016 | 06:30 AM

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Your correct since it's a advance on Jan flying.

Had to.

You are = You're

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12-06-2016 | 06:37 AM

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Originally Posted by sailingfun

Your correct since it's a advance on Jan flying.

I thought I read the 01 Jan paycheck would be at the new rate. That is the January advance.

12-06-2016 | 07:05 AM

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I thought I read the 01 Jan paycheck would be at the new rate. That is the January advance.

Jan. 1st paycheck (actually, last business day of Dec.) is for one-half the reserve guarantee for December.

12-06-2016 | 07:06 AM

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The actual first pay check that will have a new rare I'd the Dec 31, 2016 advance for January 2017. The January 15, 2017 pay check will include the 18% to make the Dec 2016 month right. The January 31 paycheck will include the 3% raise for 2017. At least that's my take.

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12-06-2016 | 07:06 AM

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Had too.

You are = You're

.Really?..

12-06-2016 | 07:11 AM

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Originally Posted by sailingfun

You do have to subtract the 15 Jan paycheck. The raise is for 2016 and the 15 Jan check is for work done in Dec 15. For the same reason you won't see the 3% raise for 2017 until the 15 Feb paycheck.

Conversely you need to add in this Dec 15 paycheck to the amount you are getting for retro because it makes the month of November 2016 right at the old rate.

So, to recap, subtract the January 15, 2016 paycheck and add the Dec 15, 2016 paycheck for the most accurate balance to determine retro.

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12-06-2016 | 07:14 AM

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Jan. 1st paycheck (actually, last business day of Dec.) is for one-half the reserve guarantee for December.

The Dec 31, 2016 pay check is actually an advance of one half of the reserve guarantee for the month of January 2017. That's why it coded FLT ADV on your pay stub.

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