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Advised to take IHR .....

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guyscliffe
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Joined: 13 Nov 2010, 10:27
Gender: Male

Advised to take IHR .....

Post by guyscliffe »

Hiya Guys .....
Have completed my six face to face counselling sessions,with a lcal ATOS registered counsellor.
Of course I have already completed my six telephone appointments,with ATOS.
Both my GP and counsellor have suggested me taking the IHR option,when and if.
My counsellor has sent her report off to Royal Mail,recommending that I amfar from being well enough to return to the work place.
And that she will be recommending that I go down the IHR road,to see a Royal Mail doctor,I guess.
My question being"How long does this process take"?
As the silence is bloody deafening :P
Thanks in advance...
postie222
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Joined: 25 Mar 2010, 09:39
Gender: Male

Re: Advised to take IHR .....

Post by postie222 »

I knew a guy who had the meeting with manager, two days later he had left the busssiness. It came as a relief to him. You also get 34 weeks pay and luie of notice 9 to twelve weeks depending on service
good luck
stokes11eg
EX ROYAL MAIL
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Joined: 20 Nov 2008, 12:51
Gender: Female

Re: Advised to take IHR .....

Post by stokes11eg »

:shock: A lot depends on how quickly you Manager gets your paperwork etc together. but the guidline is you should not really have to wait more than six weeks. Wait one week, and then keep badgering your Manager--- so many times in our office things have been delayed solely due to him not doing his job. Good luck in your retirement.
woofwoof
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Joined: 13 Apr 2007, 16:23
Gender: Male
Location: stinky land

Re: Advised to take IHR .....

Post by woofwoof »

postie222 wrote:I knew a guy who had the meeting with manager, two days later he had left the busssiness. It came as a relief to him. You also get 34 weeks pay and luie of notice 9 to twelve weeks depending on service
good luck
and your annual leave upto a maximum 53 weeks as you can carry 5 days leve over fom the year before
the mad woman
Posts: 178
Joined: 20 May 2007, 13:37

Re: Advised to take IHR .....

Post by the mad woman »

if you get ihr what happens to your pension can you take it now
woofwoof
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Location: stinky land

Re: Advised to take IHR .....

Post by woofwoof »

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