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Revision payment and Career breaks

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REARVIEWMIRROR
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Revision payment and Career breaks

Post by REARVIEWMIRROR »

Looks like my Career break is going to start at about the same time as the start of park and loop etc.Have been told that £600 paid
3 weeks this start date(Have my doubts!!!).Will I be entitled to all or any part of bonus, have been employed at Royal mail for 7 years. Cheers
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Revision payment and Career breaks

Post by arnold cheshire »

if you leave you wont get anything id say you wont see anything if on a career break
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Revision payment and Career breaks

Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

bringon4dayweeks wrote:if you leave you wont get anything
But he is not leaving - he is pausing ........................ :Very Happy


The only advice I can give is contact HR as there is nothing specific in the agreement about the transformational lump sums and career breaks.
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mozilla
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Re: Revision payment and Career breaks

Post by mozilla »

I was on a career break in 2005 and got a pay slip every week for £0 except one week we got a £1100 bonus (Ithink) which I got ; which was nice.
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nationwide
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Re: Revision payment and Career breaks

Post by nationwide »

On the topic of career breaks , is it right that someone (a postman) can take a career break for how ever long and return back to work to walk straight into the original job he left?
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Revision payment and Career breaks

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nationwide wrote:On the topic of career breaks , is it right that someone (a postman) can take a career break for how ever long and return back to work to walk straight into the original job he left?
Not sure have you checked the document in downloads. http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... 36&t=12623" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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mailmonkey
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Re: Revision payment and Career breaks

Post by mailmonkey »

mozilla wrote:I was on a career break in 2005 and got a pay slip every week for £0 except one week we got a £1100 bonus (Ithink) which I got ; which was nice.
I was on a career break about the same time as you and didn't get a single pay slip, nor did I get any share in success bonus payment.
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