You could ask to be transferred to a direct TC, but they may just advise you to reapply.
Haha feel like they may just about be OK somehow
Hey thank you!! I applied deadline day - 31st! Fingers crossed for us both!!
I haven't heard anything from them either! I've been thinking the same as I've seen others have VI invites but a lot of them have been direct applications so wasn't too sure
From what I know it's 50% for the highest tax bracket not the overall salary.. (i.e. anything above 125k is taxed 50%)
It depends on the context and can also depend on individual organisation’s house styles.
yes you are right but NI + student loan is brutal and results in a high asf effective tax rate. see here - https://www.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/salary.php a takehome from 160k + student loan is 83K in 2023.
What I wouldn’t do for an after tax salary of £83k ! How the other half live!
ahahahhahahha obviously this is still insane for someone in their 20s but I think how much you actually end up with compared to the advertised "NQ salary" is crazy
Thanks!It depends on the context and can also depend on individual organisation’s house styles.
Generally though, if you are naming the module or department as a title, then it will be capitalised, but if you are talking about it as a topic it won’t.
For instance:
James works in family law.
James works in the Family Law department
Sally enjoyed studying family law
Sally received a first-class mark in her Family Law module
When reviewing applications, I often Google the firm’s name and the department title and see how it is written on their website in the main body of text (eg not in job titles/headings) to understand how they particularly like to write it. However, this is extremely particular. I don’t think you’d be marked down in an application for incorrect capitalisation/non-capitalisation.
It’s insane for anyone at any time of life.
You need to think about the bottom line really. Most companies calculate their salary based on the take home pay employees will be earning. So if this fiscal tweak is seen as that much of a sting, across those that are earning top salaries, companies (across sectors) may just increase salaries in light of the change.
Just to clarify my understanding, if I was to say I received a first-class grade in Family Law. Would that be correct for a firm that uses 'family law' on its website because I am talking about the title of the module?It depends on the context and can also depend on individual organisation’s house styles.
Generally though, if you are naming the module or department as a title, then it will be capitalised, but if you are talking about it as a topic it won’t.
For instance:
James works in family law.
James works in the Family Law department
Sally enjoyed studying family law
Sally received a first-class mark in her Family Law module
When reviewing applications, I often Google the firm’s name and the department title and see how it is written on their website in the main body of text (eg not in job titles/headings) to understand how they particularly like to write it. However, this is extremely particular. I don’t think you’d be marked down in an application for incorrect capitalisation/non-capitalisation.
