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  1. AnonyMouse_7120
    Tom Hanks ⚽️
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    Our payroll has already been done but on the 80%/20% split, advice is now to claim the % we’ve worked out as our private income between them and carry the rest, when it was 80% claim we had to work out then pension part ourselves if paying the 20% which we are (I’m hoping for a little more support with that now) :-/
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    Daryl Hannah ...or is that rude?
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    This is where I got to, is that all based on 3 weeks for Feb or a month (4 wks?) I’m at: 39% are private income (fees and fundraising) 39% of 3 wks wages (inc NI, HP, Pension) is £1936 so I could furlough staff where 80% of their combined wages would equate to £1936 claim? it’s all the NI, HP, Pension payments I’m not sure of and payroll is done for this month so presume I just would claim 39% of all staff currently furloughed?
  5. AnonyMouse_7120
    I needed a laugh Louby 🤣
  6. AnonyMouse_7120
    I thought hoped it might be as simple as this is what we get from funding a week x 3 wks, this is what we get from fees x 3wks + add a 3wk guesstimate for loss of fundraising (worked on first 25 wks of the year) to the % difference and we could cover a fair bit of Feb wages from our funding BUT quite a high % of wages is paid from fees as they are the 2 yr olds with more staff and it doesn’t cover any other costs, and whilst they are obviously lower now they weren’t in Feb 🤯
  7. AnonyMouse_7120
    This is making my head hurt 😢
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    My understanding is you can only claim 80% of the shortfall (so 4K not 5k in your example) but you don’t have to make up the other 20% wages, though we’ve already told our staff in their already sent out furlough letters, I’m thinking I might just claim the 80% of this months and then bring them off of it (that roughly equates to our fee loss)
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    The EYA accused the government of back tracking ....they were the ones poking the hornets nest until it came back and stung us 😤
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    I think that’s sounds right, It would have been much simpler to just say all staff are furloughed for the first 3 weeks @ 80% and that equates to the loss of fees and then taken them out of furlough, this way we may get to claim back a minimal % of what we pay them but they still can’t do any work because they are ‘furloughed’, the other option is take them off furlough ASAP and reduce their hours, we really needed to know this before setting out our furlough ‘stall’ to staff. I guess we need to deduct the pay of unfurloughed staff to see what is left from funding to know how much of other staff it would cover ...oh I hate Maths 😡
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    Me too, it’s ridiculous to dump this on us now after we have furloughed staff, I can’t even begin to think how to work the percentages out (probably due to seeing red at the moment) 😡 the funding doesn’t only cover wages, what do they think we pay all our other costs with? We rely on this terms higher income to cover the Autumn term and not have to lay off staff for that term.
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    It’s disgraceful to land this on us on the weekend before the claim line opens, we can’t speak to our LA’s or our payroll companies and having already furloughed staff :-( For charity settings we already can’t claim the small business grant, are loosing the time of year we do most of our fundraising and now have to work this lot out, we rely on our higher funding income this term to carry the Autumn term 😡
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    1 looks like the stalk is at the wrong end
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    7. Hazel 9. Ash (but leaves might not be long enough) I hope none are lime as I have a massive lime tree across the road but the leaves aren’t out 😆
  15. AnonyMouse_7120
    Ohhhh fm I knew the conker tree 😝 I thought oak for 6 and possibly bay for 8
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    I was listening to someone yesterday talking about Germany considering re-opening schools but for older pupils where as other countries seem to be suggesting the youngest sectors go back first ....and let’s face it Germany seem to be managing it better than other countries seem to be 🤔
  17. AnonyMouse_7120
    🥴 I am a Nando fan Compaq is laptop/pc brand ...owned by hp now I think 🤔
  18. AnonyMouse_7120
    I fully get that those still open need compensating ....some are losing a lot of money by staying open but surely that is just wrong and you bet if they get away with it other counties will follow 😠 it would be interesting to know how many children are still in settings to warrant withholding 20% of all the closed settings funding ...sounds like a win win for Wiltshire!
  19. AnonyMouse_7120
    Good work all... 1.Nandos 2.compaq 3.toyota 4.chanel 5.twitter 6.kellogs 7.costa coffee 8.body shop 9.liverpool victoria 10.radley 11.BT 12.pepsi 13.skype 14.ikea 15.great ormond street
  20. AnonyMouse_7120
    Go panders!
  21. AnonyMouse_7120
    Hope this worked
  22. AnonyMouse_7120
    I really like topics (Bueno bars best) but they always seemed small compared to mars, snickers etc ..and that is quite an important consideration :-D
  23. AnonyMouse_7120
    I think I messed up my numbers ... 2. Drifter 13. Snicker 14. Milkyway 17. Golden cup (how old is this? )
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    3. Mars 6. Topic 9. Snicker 10. Milky Way
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    I thought I was missing something with this one as I hadn’t seen one with two different symbols having the same value before.
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