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Postal workers discussion forum. Discuss the day to day life in a Blue Shirt.
dennis12
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Post by dennis12 »

Hi just wondered if anybody could tell me which parts of an IHR package are taxable and which are tax free many thanks in advance.
slinder123
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Post by slinder123 »

all tax free :cuppa
dennis12
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Post by dennis12 »

Does that include the 12 weeks pilon?
holly123
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Post by holly123 »

What is the pillion? is it your notice if so do you get that all in one lump sum, cheers
dennis12
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Post by dennis12 »

Yes pay in lieu of notice.
Chelseablue
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Post by Chelseablue »

Would rm get rid of you if an injury was taking up to a year to heal ?
bob dudd
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Post by bob dudd »

Normally works out around a years money £23k
Tax free, Not a lot in my book but depends if your retiring soon or cannot simply carry on doing the work that you are currently performing. Perhaps a transfers into another area or D/O M/C or an alternative in a callers locker admin or counters. Hope this helps.