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in which case they are overlapping and you cannot claim they are doing one job. As such you don't meet the criteria (but you are very cryptic in your communications so maybe we are missing something. Are they really working 5o hrs a week?)s_ahmad wrote:thanks seasky for reply
3 employee start job november 2016
4 employee start job 1st january 2017
You are required to follow the rules, if you do not then you will be refuseds_ahmad wrote:so is there any chance in my case or what should i do?
You do not have enough time to fix this unfortunately. You need two separate roles, each lasting for at least 12 months and you cannot fix that that even until June.s_ahmad wrote:any solution?
This is based on the assumption that job creation is accepted on section 3C, even though the rules say that jobs must have been created during your last grant of leave !!seasky wrote:Only option that comes to my mind is apply in June. Take as long as possible for biometrics. Hope your decision is in November (or earlier and do AR to buy more time) apply again in November (keep your November employee employed till then!)
I would consider this only if you are a strong entrepreneurial story.
Fair point. Zimba. I know of two cases that this was accepted (but they were very strong applications with over £1m invested and technology focused)zimba88 wrote:This is based on the assumption that job creation is accepted on section 3C, even though the rules say that jobs must have been created during your last grant of leave !!seasky wrote:Only option that comes to my mind is apply in June. Take as long as possible for biometrics. Hope your decision is in November (or earlier and do AR to buy more time) apply again in November (keep your November employee employed till then!)
I would consider this only if you are a strong entrepreneurial story.
zimba88 wrote:You cannot combine the period of employment in the positions which did not last for at least 12 months.
You do not seem to have fulfilled the job creation criteria as transitional arrangements do not apply to you.
As you are under transitional rules, you only need to have 104 weeks of 30 hours each. No need to get worriedheyaheya wrote:zimba88 wrote:You cannot combine the period of employment in the positions which did not last for at least 12 months.
You do not seem to have fulfilled the job creation criteria as transitional arrangements do not apply to you.
hi zimba,,, i read this line in guidance policy as well '' you cannot combine the period of employment in the positions which did not last for at least 12 months'' what does it mean actually . I am pre 2014 category. where i applied in jan 2013. please if all moderators can put light on it .. as i m getting a bit worried bout it now..
Yes, provided you are combining two PT to make one 1FT. It is 104 FT.heyaheya wrote:thank you very much for your quick reply marcnath.. so i can combine any FT and PT employees for 104 weeks
No such condition under transitional rulesheyaheya wrote: ...but has to be 2 different jobs ( e.g office manager and receptionist ) right.
You only need to provide the details that total up to your requirement. Since, under transitional rules, 1 job of 24 months is acceptable, you can go on to list everyone there up to 24 months and you are done.heyaheya wrote: i have just few questions employment as i can see in the form most of the people are getting rejected on the basis of employment creation .. so i just want to make myself clear on this section with help of u all.
i just want to ask when they say on application form ''' provide the details of all employees who filled these jobs fr the required 12 months period''' and den job number 1 and etc.
1.so here for example i have employee 1 (job office manager) worked for 6 months and someone replaced him another employee for 8 months for example. so shall i just make 12 months which i need to claim or shall keep giving details of next next and next as some one is obviously replacing them if any.
Whenever the rate has been changed, add it as a separate row in that job with starting and ending dates for that pay rate.heyaheya wrote:2. my next question is if the pay rate has been changed from 7.20 to 7.50 what will i put in a box where is says hourly rate paid. how will fill this blank for all employees.
You only need to send payslips and fps for the employees you are claiming for (104 weeks worth). Remember to include the FPS that shows the starting date of any employee you are claiming for. There is not such thing as RTI. RTI is the HMRC process for submitting employee information and FPS is the actual submission. Contracts are not needed. You need to submit evidence that the employees you are claiming for are settled workersheyaheya wrote:3. will i be sending payslips, fps, rti, contracts for all employees who have worked wth me since i start submitting my paye until date of my application or jus those i am caliming points for..
Yesheyaheya wrote:yeah got it thanks alot
so as in application form:
employee name strt date end date hourly rate full time part time
abc 06/04/2016 05/04/2017 7.20 ft
abc 06/04/2016 05/04/2017 7.50 ft
is this correct procedure.
regards,