What's this deduction on my payslip?

[BoxcarBob]

Ive been getting £1.70 deducted a week on my payslip as "Hospital Sav as CP"

Anyone know what it is? I applied to a healthcare plan a while back but I cancelled it about 2 months ago. Am I still getting charged for it or is this something else?

Thanks in advance

[UnhappyGremlin]

No idea.
It seems likely you've answered your own question.
But the deduction has yet to be cancelled.

The easiest way to clear it up, is to ask your boss if they know.
Or, more likely, a phone call to HR for clarification, and info how to cancel if it is the plan you suspect.
It may be that, if you have filled in a form, it will be a while before it gets cancelled.
RM always take ages to do this sort of stuff.

I, for example, know a guy who went from deliveries to collections over 12 months ago, and despite them repeatedly reminding the boss of this fact, they are still receiving the Delivery Supplement.
Which, no doubt, they will be moaned at about, at some point.

[Mr_Pink]

I, for example, know a guy who went from deliveries to collections over 12 months ago, and despite them repeatedly reminding the boss of this fact, they are still receiving the Delivery Supplement.
Which, no doubt, they will be moaned at about, at some point.

Thats because they are still entitled to the delivery supplement

[UnhappyGremlin]

I, for example, know a guy who went from deliveries to collections over 12 months ago, and despite them repeatedly reminding the boss of this fact, they are still receiving the Delivery Supplement.
Which, no doubt, they will be moaned at about, at some point.

Thats because they are still entitled to the delivery supplement

On what grounds?

[Mr_Pink]

I, for example, know a guy who went from deliveries to collections over 12 months ago, and despite them repeatedly reminding the boss of this fact, they are still receiving the Delivery Supplement.
Which, no doubt, they will be moaned at about, at some point.

Thats because they are still entitled to the delivery supplement

On what grounds?

Grounds that they work in a DO, even indoor workers get it.

[UnhappyGremlin]

I, for example, know a guy who went from deliveries to collections over 12 months ago, and despite them repeatedly reminding the boss of this fact, they are still receiving the Delivery Supplement.
Which, no doubt, they will be moaned at about, at some point.

Thats because they are still entitled to the delivery supplement

On what grounds?

Grounds that they work in a DO, even indoor workers get it.

They work for a collection hub within a DO.
They are not entitled to the Del. Supp. That's from an AREA REP.

[Mr_Pink]

I, for example, know a guy who went from deliveries to collections over 12 months ago, and despite them repeatedly reminding the boss of this fact, they are still receiving the Delivery Supplement.
Which, no doubt, they will be moaned at about, at some point.

Thats because they are still entitled to the delivery supplement

On what grounds?

Grounds that they work in a DO, even indoor workers get it.

They work for a collection hub within a DO.
They are not entitled to the Del. Supp. That's from an AREA REP.

So do I,and I get it, only ever been a collections driver.

[UnhappyGremlin]

I, for example, know a guy who went from deliveries to collections over 12 months ago, and despite them repeatedly reminding the boss of this fact, they are still receiving the Delivery Supplement.
Which, no doubt, they will be moaned at about, at some point.

Thats because they are still entitled to the delivery supplement

On what grounds?

Grounds that they work in a DO, even indoor workers get it.

They work for a collection hub within a DO.
They are not entitled to the Del. Supp. That's from an AREA REP.

So do I,and I get it, only ever been a collections driver.

But what does your duty do?
If it has delivery work in it i.e. it is a hybrid duty, then you're entitled.
The collections drivers in my office have always been refused DS, unless they do some delivery work.
Otherwise, they have only ever received the Coll. Supp.
And the Rep and Area Rep say it's right.

[Mr_Pink]

I, for example, know a guy who went from deliveries to collections over 12 months ago, and despite them repeatedly reminding the boss of this fact, they are still receiving the Delivery Supplement.
Which, no doubt, they will be moaned at about, at some point.

Thats because they are still entitled to the delivery supplement

On what grounds?

Grounds that they work in a DO, even indoor workers get it.

They work for a collection hub within a DO.
They are not entitled to the Del. Supp. That's from an AREA REP.

So do I,and I get it, only ever been a collections driver.

But what does your duty do?
If it has delivery work in it i.e. it is a hybrid duty, then you're entitled.
The collections drivers in my office have always been refused DS, unless they do some delivery work.
Otherwise, they have only ever received the Coll. Supp.
And the Rep and Area Rep say it's right.

Pure collection duty, we have no hybrid duties in our DO, only delivery work I/anyone in our collection hub does is on OT

[POSTMAN]

Unless it's changed and from memory it was being looked into,anyone 'tagged' to a DO was entitled to the DS.
So collection drivers who are 'tagged' to a DO 'should' get it.

But like I said,it was being looked at.

EDIT:They were looking into professional drivers...
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[UnhappyGremlin]

I, for example, know a guy who went from deliveries to collections over 12 months ago, and despite them repeatedly reminding the boss of this fact, they are still receiving the Delivery Supplement.
Which, no doubt, they will be moaned at about, at some point.

Thats because they are still entitled to the delivery supplement

On what grounds?

Grounds that they work in a DO, even indoor workers get it.

They work for a collection hub within a DO.
They are not entitled to the Del. Supp. That's from an AREA REP.

So do I,and I get it, only ever been a collections driver.

But what does your duty do?
If it has delivery work in it i.e. it is a hybrid duty, then you're entitled.
The collections drivers in my office have always been refused DS, unless they do some delivery work.
Otherwise, they have only ever received the Coll. Supp.
And the Rep and Area Rep say it's right.

Pure collection duty, we have no hybrid duties in our DO, only delivery work I/anyone in our collection hub does is on OT

The collection posties asked when it came in, in 2010, but were told no.
And the Reps backed that up.

[POSTMAN]

Found the below from Dingo...

You should be receiving either £8.39 the collection functional supplement or if you do an element of delivery Work you may be recieving the delivery supplement. However you should be receiving one or the other. if your not contact your rep.

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