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Official guidance
National Minimum Wage Manual

NMWM07000 · Types of work

  • NMWM07010 · The four types of work
  • NMWM07020 · Salaried hours work
  • NMWM07025 · Confirming salaried hours work: flowchart
  • NMWM07030 · Salaried hours work conditions: basic annual hours
  • NMWM07034 · Salaried hours work conditions: annual salary
  • NMWM07036 · Salaried hours work conditions: other payments and unpaid hours
  • NMWM07038 · Salaried hours work: pay intervals
  • NMWM07040 · Time work
  • NMWM07050 · Confirming time work
  • NMWM07060 · Output work
  • NMWM07070 · Confirming output work
  • NMWM07080 · Output work: rated output work (from 1 October 2004)
  • NMWM07090 · Output work: fair estimate agreement (before 1 October 2004)
  • NMWM07100 · Unmeasured work
  • NMWM07110 · Confirming unmeasured work
  • NMWM07120 · Unmeasured work: daily average agreement
  • NMWM07130 · Unmeasured work: demonstrating that the ascertained hours in a daily average agreement are realistic
  • NMWM07140 · Unmeasured work: using a daily average agreement to calculate hours worked
  • NMWM07150 · More than one job with the same employer
  • NMWM07160 · Working for two or more employers
  1. Types of work: contents
  2. Types of work: confirming time work

NMWM07050 | Types of work: confirming time work

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Minimum Wage Manual

For a worker to be performing time work (NMWM07040) they must not be performing salaried hours work (NMWM07020) and be paid in relation to the time worked (on the basis of the time spent doing the work).

When presented with a worker performing time work it is important to confirm that time work is applicable.

For example:

Generally, where a worker is performing time work they commonly have an hourly rate and sometimes an indication of how many hours they are expected to work. A time workers pay will always reflect the number of hours worked. Their pay will vary for each PRP, in accordance with the number of hours worked in that PRP. If a time worker works longer than expected they will earn more and be paid extra in relation to the additional time worked.

A worker who is paid the same amount each month and works every Tuesday - Thursday cannot be performing time work because the number of days worked will differ each month. If the pay remains the same each month but the number of days vary he is not being paid in relation to the time worked. If he doesn’t meet the criteria for salaried work or time work he will be performing unmeasured work.

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