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Same here. 55% of the day in the morning, 45% of the day in the afternoon. Therefore, if you worked all mornings, you should earn 55% of your pay point salary. 0.55 and 0.45 then.
Google STPCD Section 3 which contains the rules for calculating this aspect of P/T pay. It isn't terribly straightforward.
If 0.5 was required by each job-share partner, one could finish early one day and the afternoon partner could start before lunch that day.
My LA supply days are paid as 4 hrs for working a morning and 2.5hrs for working an afternoon. Those are the splits on a 6.5 hrs full Directed Time day as we get paid the full daily rate (equivalent to 6.5 hrs) for each day's booking.
1265 DT hours annually divided by 195 max school days =6.5 hours when rounded up.
That's 0 .615 for a morning and 0.385 for an afternoon.
However, the contact hours are not the only time making up a contract.
A morning worker would also be required to attend any staff briefings before classes start and could also be under contract during the morning break.
An afternoon worker might not have a break (none in Secondary) but would be attending (pro-rata) any after school meetings.
It would also make a difference if PPA is not possible during the sessional time in school and has to be paid as extra contract time to be taken outside school hours.
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