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charliebigdick
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Post by charliebigdick »

if i hand in my notice while suspended do i keep my pension
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Post by easter bunny »

Yes.. will be frozen until the benefits are acccured...
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Post by arnold cheshire »

charliebigdick wrote:if i hand in my notice while suspended do i keep my pension
id say no else theres no point in being suspened and getting out of it that easy
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Why?
If you're suspended, you haven't been found guilty of anything (yet). You might be right, but morally it would be wrong for RM to take that stance.
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andy2007 wrote:Why?
If you're suspended, you haven't been found guilty of anything (yet). You might be right, but morally it would be wrong for RM to take that stance.
Andy, I think he's guilty and knows it and is trying to save what he can. Judging by his other postings he does seem the arrogant type who would do it.
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charliebigdick wrote:if i hand in my notice while suspended do i keep my pension

Depends it may be better to contact the Pension Plane people direct http://www.royalmailpensionplan.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.

However, I believe that if they do successfully prosecute you then under the POCA (proceeds of crime act) they can recover costs from various assets pensions being one. If however they offer you the chance to resign then your pension should be unaffected.

They can still prosecute you even if you do leave the company as many posties guilty of theft have found to their chagrin.
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