Greetings.
Just wondering if there's any general time scale on when this kind of thing could be offered?
I've been off for a few months and I don't feel that I would be returning anytime soon, if at all.
I feel that IHR would be the most suitable course of action as it would give me the time to sort myself out without having to worry about
the stresses and pressures of management. Have had several OH assist meetings now they have requested medical information which I don't mind.
I had mentioned it to OH assist the first time, but they just wanted to get me back to work as fast as possible, regardless of if I feel I am ready.
Many thanks for your time.
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IHR query
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spiderj
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Re: IHR query
Oh assist can suggest it but if you feel its right for you,suggest it.
Timescales..
Injured and other issues diagnosed Feb,out by June.
Timescales..
Injured and other issues diagnosed Feb,out by June.
I won
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gargoyle900
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Re: IHR query
I simply let my Dom know that I was interested in taking ihr, he let oh assist know, they rang me last Monday for an interview over the phone, the outcome was I was a good case for ihr, by friday the money was in my bank. They don't mess about !
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alliasjay
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Re: IHR query
wow... yeah that is fast. Hope its worked out for you guys so far.
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: IHR query
Depending on what is wrong with you ihr is normally only offered if in the opinion of OH assist that you will not be able to perform your duties in the long term, you may find that if your illness or injury is considered a disability that they may offer you alternative employment instead of ihr, unfortunately just because you may want ihr doesn't necessarily mean you will be offered it
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Wuku
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Re: IHR query
I had been off several months before being offered IHR, but once the offer came, took about two weeks until it was completed.
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postman nel
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Re: IHR query
I had an operation on my hip ..informed the office I would be off work for a number of weeks got referred to Atos ,had a half hour phone interview with them ..was offered IHR the next day..the day after my sick note expired the money was in the bank...haven't looked back since 
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TeeferTiger
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Re: IHR query
I was off for 11 months before being IHRd. Was offered IHR after about 8 months off.
Does this rag smell of chloroform to you?
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Silly Sarah
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Re: IHR query
I've just received my IHR final payment. Unfortunately the pay slip does not give the figures to show how the amounts were calculated. I understand IHR gives you 34 weeks and I've been with RM just over 7 years which I believe entitles me to 9 years PILON. Are the calculations made on just basic pay or does it include Area and Delivery Supplement. Is annual leave owed calculated from the day you leave or is it calculated at the end of your notice period?
What have I done to deserve this?
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alliasjay
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Re: IHR query
Did you not have a sit down with your dom to see the figures? Thought that was part of the process.
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bogstandard
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Re: IHR query
The figures are irrelevant once you have been considered to be a suitable candidate for IHR, i'm not saying it's impossible to stop the process just very difficult.alliasjay wrote:Did you not have a sit down with your dom to see the figures? Thought that was part of the process.
My understanding is that the individual concerned is and has been off on the sick for some time and while they will recover and would be able to resume perhaps a range of "normal" duties this is envisaged to be some quite time away. This amount of time is deemed unacceptable to RM hence IHR. Another reason could be that you require adjustments to your duty that are deemed to be unreasonable. They are not saying you cannot go to work elsewhere, the very next day in some cases, just that you cannot remain at RM.
Confused... You won't be, after the next episode of. SOAP