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VR and EVR
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lukew
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VR and EVR
We have been offered VR and had the soft quote but been over two weeks waiting for the hard quote how long should it take and what’s the process is. Any help would be appreciated
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Hertsman001
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- Joined: 30 Aug 2017, 20:34
- Gender: Male
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Do you work in a MC or are you on delivery ?lukew wrote:We have been offered VR and had the soft quote but been over two weeks waiting for the hard quote how long should it take and what’s the process is. Any help would be appreciated
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twoloops
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- Location: Sheffield
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EVR?
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TheStrangler
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Is VR always based on seniority? Also is there an age where you're no longer eligible for VR?
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RobertT
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As far as I'm aware VR has been based on seniority in RM up until now. But there is nothing in law that says it has to be.TheStrangler wrote:Is VR always based on seniority? Also is there an age where you're no longer eligible for VR?
Employers are able to use other criteria, such as disciplinary records, timekeeping and performance: https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/work/ ... edundancy/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
You need at least 2 years service to be considered for VR, I don't think there's an upper limit on length of service or age.
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