M2010 – Retroactivity
What will the retroactivity be?
Retroactivity will be calculated in proportion to time worked based on the salary earned between December 31, 2010, and the time the payment is made, with the legal rate of interest applied.
You can request the details of your retroactivity once you receive it, to make sure it reflects the time you actually worked in the relevant job category.
The calculation is quite complex because you must verify the number of hours you worked in each period. You also have to take into account which salary step you were at during the period in question. For example, if you were at salary step 5 on December 31, 2010, the difference is 76 cents. If you were at step 6 on March 31, 2011, it is 78 cents.
Step | Rate until 2010-12-30 | From 2010-12-31 to 2011-03-31 | ||
old | new | difference | ||
1 | 17,63 | 17,63 | 18,30 | 0,67 |
2 | 18,17 | 18,17 | 18,86 | 0,69 |
3 | 18,72 | 18,72 | 19,43 | 0,71 |
4 | 19,28 | 19,28 | 20,01 | 0,73 |
5 | 19,87 | 19,87 | 20,63 | 0,76 |
6 | 20,44 | 20,44 | 21,22 | 0,78 |
7 | 21,04 | 21,04 | 21,84 | 0,80 |
The following elements must therefore be taken into account:
- Period covered;
- Step or steps occupied if you changed step during the period in question;
- Number of hours worked during the target period.
Viewing pay slips is essential to complete this exercise.