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Woody6
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Pension

Post by Woody6 »

I have just been reading through pension update and in it says that there is going to be a consultation which by law has to be between Employer and employee,so how come it is lumped in with pay deal? or is it that they will get changes done through the back door.Can somebody let me know if the unions lawyers are looking into it,because when i signed up to the pension it was stated final salary and age 60 benefits paid.
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bristolchris
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Re: Pension

Post by bristolchris »

Woody6 wrote:I have just been reading through pension update and in it says that there is going to be a consultation which by law has to be between Employer and employee,so how come it is lumped in with pay deal? or is it that they will get changes done through the back door.Can somebody let me know if the unions lawyers are looking into it,because when i signed up to the pension it was stated final salary and age 60 benefits paid.
Thats a very good question and why dont you e/mail it through to Wimbledon?
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dvbuk55
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Post by dvbuk55 »

bristolchris wrote:
Woody6 wrote:I have just been reading through pension update and in it says that there is going to be a consultation which by law has to be between Employer and employee,so how come it is lumped in with pay deal? or is it that they will get changes done through the back door.Can somebody let me know if the unions lawyers are looking into it,because when i signed up to the pension it was stated final salary and age 60 benefits paid.
Thats a very good question and why dont you e/mail it through to Wimbledon?
Probably because they won't have a clue.

As I understand it there is little we can do.
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POSTMAN
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Post by POSTMAN »

Isn't there a 60 day consultation period which has not started yet.
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mrlovepantsuk
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Post by mrlovepantsuk »

told today by our acting dom that the pensions for current employees will not change and the retirement age will still be 60. it is only for new starters they will be looking to change.
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Post by POSTMAN »

I guess he didn't recieve this then!

http://www.mediafire.com/?3hdqw0jlif0
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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