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I still have €480.34 in overtime as a mini-jobber that I am owed.
Now this:
I have on February
37h × 12.41€ = 459.17€ worked
My gross was 43h × 12.41€ = 533.63€
Net 533.63 – 3.6% = €514.41.
How much overtime money has been withdrawn and how much is left?
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Simplest mathematics, that’s all.
I just wonder if the overtime has been taken from gross or net