Are you talking about backfilling in the post hole or pouring a concrete floor up to the edge of the pole ?
You do not want to backfill a post hole with concrete.
Concrete cookie in bottom of hole and backfill with whatever dirt you removed. Best to tamp it in,but anymore the builders don"t do this. I had to go back in and tamp in and water down to get it settled around my last building poles as the builders were too lazy to tamp them !
You need the dirt settled in around the posts then you can pour a concrete floor. Don"t worry about the 4 to 6" of slab touching the post or kick boards as when it dries it will pull away from them slightly anyhow. Anything put in there like expansion ? will just leave more of a gap when it deterorates.
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