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left today. ill health retirement

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southernjessy
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left today. ill health retirement

Post by southernjessy »

well then, after 20 years in the job, today was my final day.
my knees just could not take any more punishment. i have a few questions though on the payment which i will receive next friday

it was 12 weeks pay in lieu of notice and 34 weeks wages.

my salary is complicated as i still receive the professional drivers money incorporated into my basic pay , so i receive each week

basic pay
recruitment and retention suplement
early shift allowance

my 12 and 34 weeks payment have been assessed on just my basic pay and recruitment and retention suplement, and does not include the early shift allowance

when i questioned this today with HR, the response was as the early shift allowance is an allowance and not part of your basic pay, it is not included in the final figures. i need that confirmed. it amounts to £600

also any outstanding holiday has not been included in the figures also. will that be credited with a seperate payslip as it is taxable
5plusbonusball
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Re: left today. ill health retirement

Post by 5plusbonusball »

All I can say is - lucky bugger! :Very Happy Enjoy your retirement and I hope they said thanks .
Why are lino's paid full-time ??
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Re: left today. ill health retirement

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12.7 Calculation and Payment of Lump Sum Payments

The pay to be used for calculating lump sum payments is the basic weekly or monthly wage/salary of the individual’s grade (i.e. the rate of pay that they would have been in receipt of but for sickness absence or leave purchase arrangements) on the date of retirement plus any personal reserved rights payment and geographical supplement (e.g. London/RRIS) where applicable. No other elements of ‘pay’ should be included. Confirmation of inclusive elements within basic pay is available from HR Services.
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Re: left today. ill health retirement

Post by dvbuk55 »

I thought ESA disappeared into the delivery supplement?
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Re: left today. ill health retirement

Post by General Mannerheim »

dvbuk55 wrote:I thought ESA disappeared into the delivery supplement?
Just look at it this way...you can now get another ESA(yeah if you pass the medical off Atossers that is)
Employment and Support Allowance.Everybody is a winner!!!!!! :nana :nana
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southernjessy
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Re: left today. ill health retirement

Post by southernjessy »

dvbuk55 wrote:I thought ESA disappeared into the delivery supplement?

for some reason i kept the professional drivers allowance which was incorporated into basic pay but never had the delivery supplement (household money) allowance

even though i gain on the professional drivers allowance and keep the the early shift allowance, i am down about £8.00 if i had the professional drivers and the delivery supplement

if that makes sense

that aside

how will i be paid the outstanding holiday allowance as to PSP
robd
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Re: left today. ill health retirement

Post by robd »

Just as you join us(RMC) you leave us,best wishes mate,am sure you enjoyed and will miss your time with everyone at Royal mail.
good luck in the future :wave
southernjessy
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Re: left today. ill health retirement

Post by southernjessy »

robd wrote:Just as you join us(RMC) you leave us,best wishes mate,am sure you enjoyed and will miss your time with everyone at Royal mail.
good luck in the future :wave

thank you for the support

i am just amazed how quick this ill health retirment is as soon as ATOS send their recomendation to the DOM

all within a week
5plusbonusball
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Re: left today. ill health retirement

Post by 5plusbonusball »

Well my dom said ihr can be arranged in 10 minutes if i wanted it, to which I replied with a swift grievance form put in against him .
Why are lino's paid full-time ??
southernjessy
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Re: left today. ill health retirement

Post by southernjessy »

in my case my knees are beyond repair and i accepted it which was the best option
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Re: left today. ill health retirement

Post by POSTMAN »

how will i be paid the outstanding holiday allowance as to PSP
If it's not done the same time as the other pay,it should be a week later.
Best to get on to your DOM's case about it.
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