"If you have a fixed annual salary, as stated on your contract, which is not related to the number of hours you actually work (same base pay each month), you are salaried. For salaried employment, they calculate your annual income by taking your lowest payslip from the 6 months and multiplying it by 12 to get a total annual salary.
If you are on an hourly wage, with a contracted number of hours per week, and not a fixed annual salary, you are non-salaried. For non-salaried employment, they add up all 6 months of payslips, divide by 6 and multiply by 12 to get your average annual income."
I get paid for 32.5 hours per week regardless. Some weeks I'll work slightly less than that if there's not much mail. Other weeks it will be busy and I'll have to work slightly more and then I can claim the overtime. So I
think I'm salaried?
I presume they'll take my lowest payslip from the six months and multiply by 52?
"Yes, the only requirement here is that your latest payslip, bank statement and employer letter must be dated no earlier than 28 days before the date you submit the online application."
Excellent, this is good news