Tel:
07591927518 |
Email:
debi@parkside-payroll.co.uk
Other Websites
There is a list of other websites at the bottom of this page: some are organisations that we work with, all may be useful to families. Please take a look.
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Parkside Payroll Fees
If anyone would like a copy of our fees to pass on to family, friends, social workers etc, please download it here.
Parkside Payroll documents
Here are a few of the most used documents available for you to download. Paper copies are happily sent out on request.
Parkside Payroll Leaflet
If anyone would like a copy of our leaflet to pass on to family, friends, social workers etc, please download it here. Alternatively you can request paper copies from us.
Sheffield City Council Adult Social Care
Contacts
Sheffield City Council have just issued a revised list of contacts for Adult Social Care teams. To download a copy of the document just click on the link.
Care Needs & Direct Payments, leading to Payroll and Budget Management
When caring for someone it may get to the point where you need outside help. Firstly you should seek a care assessment from the local council, social services.
When you have been assessed you have the choice of receiving Direct Payments which give you flexibility and control of the care you need.
If you choose to employ a carer (rather than use an agency) you become an employer and need to provide a payroll. This sounds really intimidating. It need not be. This is where we come in! The council will usually pay the fee for this service.
A step further is to have a managed account where we take care of your whole budget and the responsibilities that go with it.
Here is a booklet which explains the processes in more detail. If you would like further help please contact us directly.
Please click here for the booklet in pdf
form.
Payslip Explanation for employees
To help PAs and their employers understand the layout of the payslips, particularly with reference to holidays we have put together a document which you can download here.
Tax Codes for
employees
PAs may be able to split their tax codes across
their jobs. For more information please download the information
sheet.
Retirement Age and
Contributions
Here is some
information about reaching retirement age (currently 65) and paying
NI or Workplace Pensions contributions
Redundancy Pay
This is rarely applicable for carers, but for
those occasions when it is , we have put together some basic
information on the sheet below.
Sick
Pay
Families regularly ask us about sick pay for
their PAs. This will vary from family to family depending on how
often and how many hours the PA works. We recommend including
something about it in your PA contract. With most PAs working
occasional days we advise rescheduling your hours as the family
don't receive money in their Direct Payments to cover sick
pay.
Where a PA earns more than £112 per week
(correct at Nov 2015) they can get Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) if they
have been off work for at least 4 days. For further information
please go to Gov.Uk Please
contact us if we can help with any further
questions.
A Cautionary Tale about ESA
One of the families we kn