Hi
Can anyone help?
Looking back at my old pay slips and in March 2012 I was receiving one Delivery Supplement of £20.89. At some point over the last few years this supplement has been split into two payments.
On last weeks pay slip I received one Del Sup at £14.68 and another for £9.28 totalling £23.96. (increased over time)
I have not changed shifts, jobs, or office etc so why has there been a change?
Thanks
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Two delivery supplements?
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Two delivery supplements?
I get it in two parts as well. Apparently, 1 is pensionable the other not.
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Two delivery supplements?
The first part £14.68 relates to the old early shift allowance which was converted into the delivery supplement, this part is pensionable because the shift allowance was, the remainder is not pensionable. For those starting after 2007 when the shift allowance disappeared the delivery supplement is in one single payment and not pensionable.
Why yours wasn't in two payments to start with is a mystery but you may want to check with HR that you haven't lost out on pension contributions.
Why yours wasn't in two payments to start with is a mystery but you may want to check with HR that you haven't lost out on pension contributions.
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