No pay - Cork ETB

Eimee90

Did anyone else from Cork ETB Secondary not get paid today. Can’t believe they did this right after Christmas.

Postgrad10

Are you part time pay? Perhaps check on a voice for teachers Facebook to see if anyone else has been effected?


Give payroll a call and ask them if your hours were put through on time. The deadline is tighter in December and not all days will be included in that pay run. It would be November pay anyway.

TheDriver

It's related to AIB being closed yesterday. AIB customers will get pay tomorrow, non AIB Mon

Eimee90

That is very unfair. Surely the ETB knew this going into the Christmas period.

Eimee90

The Driver, surely the ETB would process the hours before this during Christmas week. What a joke.

rainbowtrout

Eimee90 wrote: »

That is very unfair. Surely the ETB knew this going into the Christmas period.

Are you seriously expecting Cork ETB to have control over the internal banking systems of AIB????


There's a whole heap of people giving out on the other thread about the DES delaying pay, but it really isn't your ETBs fault if your bank decided to close on what is normally a working day.

r93kaey5p2izun

I was paid to my AIB account on Friday as expected by a different ETB.

Eimee90

rainbowtrout wrote: »

Eimee90 wrote: »

That is very unfair. Surely the ETB knew this going into the Christmas period.

Are you seriously expecting Cork ETB to have control over the internal banking systems of AIB????


There's a whole heap of people giving out on the other thread about the DES delaying pay, but it really isn't your ETBs fault if your bank decided to close on what is normally a working day.

Christ above, did someone rain on your parade today? There’s no need to be rude. My bank isn’t AIB by the way, that’s why I was confused about the whole affair. It got sorted anyway.

Eimee90

Dorothy Gifted Polygraph wrote: »

I was paid to my AIB account on Friday as expected by a different ETB.

Thanks, for the reply. It got sorted on Sunday.

RealJohn

Every experienced teacher knows that (1) Christmas is expensive and (2) Christmas pay for teachers is unreliable, both from ETBs/schools, and from banks.
You need to be prepared for short delays at this time of year, and not go into panic mode if they’re a day or two late.

Eimee90

RealJohn wrote: »

Every experienced teacher knows that (1) Christmas is expensive and (2) Christmas pay for teachers is unreliable, both from ETBs/schools, and from banks.
You need to be prepared for short delays at this time of year, and not go into panic mode if they’re a day or two late.

To be fair I’m an experienced non permanent teacher. I’m still subbing with no guaranteed paycheck each month. I did panic because my landlord doesn’t accept I wasn’t paid on the day and yes I do prepare, but one has to be paid on order to do so.

SligoBrewer

RealJohn wrote: »

Every experienced teacher knows that (1) Christmas is expensive and (2) Christmas pay for teachers is unreliable, both from ETBs/schools, and from banks.
You need to be prepared for short delays at this time of year, and not go into panic mode if they’re a day or two late.

Many experienced teachers would love to be on the same payscale as other experienced teachers, and that's before we begin to talk about the precarious working hours or the increased costs of rent experienced by the teachers you're looking down your nose at tbh.

TheDriver

at this stage, the pay issue in OP should be solved. If you want to give feedback, it would be recommended to contact the ETB directly or through your Principal. Thread closed