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Work and pay
The next increment, the percentage rise and the new gross salary, including prior service and part-time work.
An increment is not always an automatic raise you can see on a payslip. It is a 5% addition to the base wage, with conditions.
Each completed three-year period adds 5% to the base wage. The general rule stops at three increments, 15%. The page works out the next date from the start date and any prior service you enter.
For part-time work the amount is proportional. The employment percentage you enter is applied to the base wage before the increment.
Only if it is recognised. That needs a certificate and the employer's acceptance, which is why the field is manual.
The general rule does, but sectoral agreements may provide more or different increments.
No. The increase applies to the base wage. Allowances and are calculated separately.
Next three-year increment
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