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Keep getting over paid

fairyribbon · 2015-09-23 00:08:26

Started working part time with an income of 60 euro a week.I'm not entitled to full dole so my first check I received was 50 € but since then after I've been given checks of 100€ a week? Is this an overpayment?I'd hate to see myself get penalised for an error that isn't mine if that is the case.Also my hours are set to…

23-09-2015 12:08am

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fairyribbon

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Started working part time with an income of 60 euro a week.I'm not entitled to full dole so my first check I received was 50 € but since then after I've been given checks of 100€ a week? Is this an overpayment?I'd hate to see myself get penalised for an error that isn't mine if that is the case.Also my hours are set to increase along with my income.I know I need to inform them of this change but my hours and income will change weekly so I can't tell them of my new weekly income as I don't even know myself.any help or advice anyone? Any help would be appreciated.

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#2 23-09-2015 7:43pm

celligraphy

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Happens to quite a few people I know doing the x's and o's. Don't think you are getting over paid but actually getting paid the right amount

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#3 23-09-2015 9:30pm

Mrs OBumble

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How many days/week are you working?

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#4 23-09-2015 11:31pm

fairyribbon

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Just 3. maybe I'm overthinking it!

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#5 25-09-2015 7:31pm

eastbono

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If you are working 3 days and only earning €60 for the three days then your means from earnings would be nil.

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