Those of you who don't want to wait until next week to determine your retro pay pursuant to the new sergeant's contract, use this trick.
1) Log in to ESS.
2) Go to "Verification Letters"
3) Generate an "Employment Verification for Mortgage" letter (this "trick" is possible since ESS has already updated internally with your upcoming pay).
4) Note your "2022 Gross Pay" (highlighted in yellow).
5) Subtract from that number from your Gross Pay YTD from your last paystub.
6) That number is your gross for the March 4 paycheck, which includes the retro.
--
To calculate an approximate take-home amount:
7) From your last paystub, take your "Gross Pay Current" and your "Net Pay Current."
8) Determine what percentage of your gross you typically net. You can use the middle calculator on https://percentagecalculator.net/ ("NET PAY from step 7 is what percent of GROSS PAY from step 7"?).
9) Add to that percentage any additional 457/410(k) contributions that you set up to take effect on the March 4 check.
9) Now take that final percentage, and apply it to your gross pay from step 6, and you should have an approximate idea of your take-home with retro.
Or, you could just wait until Thursday. But that's no fun.
Happy Al said
Feb 27, 2022
Thursday it is
PD2FD said
Feb 27, 2022
Sounds like I need a PHD to decipher all of that, i'll wait for next week lol
Semp1 said
Feb 27, 2022
Guess Ill just wait. Lol
wereinbacklog said
Feb 28, 2022
Or ask to see the 320s tomorrow from payroll.
ROCKY IV SKIN said
Mar 2, 2022
Eh, not what I expected. Only $160,954
-- Edited by ROCKY IV SKIN on Wednesday 2nd of March 2022 08:40:01 PM
-- Edited by ROCKY IV SKIN on Wednesday 2nd of March 2022 10:17:04 PM
Those of you who don't want to wait until next week to determine your retro pay pursuant to the new sergeant's contract, use this trick.
1) Log in to ESS.
2) Go to "Verification Letters"
3) Generate an "Employment Verification for Mortgage" letter (this "trick" is possible since ESS has already updated internally with your upcoming pay).
4) Note your "2022 Gross Pay" (highlighted in yellow).
5) Subtract from that number from your Gross Pay YTD from your last paystub.
6) That number is your gross for the March 4 paycheck, which includes the retro.
--
To calculate an approximate take-home amount:
7) From your last paystub, take your "Gross Pay Current" and your "Net Pay Current."
8) Determine what percentage of your gross you typically net. You can use the middle calculator on https://percentagecalculator.net/ ("NET PAY from step 7 is what percent of GROSS PAY from step 7"?).
9) Add to that percentage any additional 457/410(k) contributions that you set up to take effect on the March 4 check.
9) Now take that final percentage, and apply it to your gross pay from step 6, and you should have an approximate idea of your take-home with retro.
Or, you could just wait until Thursday. But that's no fun.
Eh, not what I expected. Only $160,954
-- Edited by ROCKY IV SKIN on Wednesday 2nd of March 2022 08:40:01 PM
-- Edited by ROCKY IV SKIN on Wednesday 2nd of March 2022 10:17:04 PM