Submitted on Monday 30th March 2020
Rejected on Thursday 16th April 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Include REGULAR commission & bonus wages in Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
Furloughed 'emplyees' to have an average of any 'REGULAR' monthly commission & bonuses included in the 80% claim as 'USUAL' monthly wages under the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, if it makes up more than 50% of there normal, average and typical monthly wages
Many industries & sales / targeted job roles have employees on basic salaries below the minimum wage. REGULAR commission & bonuses are a NORMAL PART OF WAGES. These are essential to be liveable; it is discriminatory & unequal to exclude these in this scheme. Receiving 80% of an already below the minimum wage salary, is unacceptable. The self employment scheme dose not specify how profit is made, why should the way typical, regular wages are labelled/named on the employee scheme penalise them
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