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If it's a yes vote when will we get our backpay?

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If it's a yes vote when will we get our backpay?

Post by Buzzcock »

What date? Anyone know?
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Re: If it's a yes vote when will we get our backpay?

Post by smileski »

21st of Feb.
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Post by Buzzcock »

Thanks
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Re: If it's a yes vote when will we get our backpay?

Post by barbario »

Was told by our union rep,14 th or 21 Feb.
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http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... 73&start=0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Another thread in this topic area. States 21st Feb.
Sometimes, I wish I wasn't a Rep.
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Re: If it's a yes vote when will we get our backpay?

Post by westham000 »

smileski wrote:21st of Feb.
Also heard from a very reliable source our back pay will be paid on the 21st of February.
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Re: If it's a yes vote when will we get our backpay?

Post by aiden01 »

westham000 wrote:
smileski wrote:21st of Feb.
Also heard from a very reliable source our back pay will be paid on the 21st of February.
it will be if there is a yes vote.
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Re: If it's a yes vote when will we get our backpay?

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But we will have to wait a little longer for backdated SA holiday pay.
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Re: If it's a yes vote when will we get our backpay?

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Thanks to Mahmood Ali (Member of the Pec for this info) "CWU- Communication Workers' Union (UK)
AGENDA FOR GROWTH AGREEMENT – PROPOSED PAY ARRANGEMENTS

In the event of a yes vote in the ballot we have been discussing with the company the earliest opportunity for implementing the pay increases and back pay due.

Given that the ballot concludes on the 5th February 2014, the company has now confirmed that subject to ratification of the Agreement the following pay arrangements will be implemented:

• The 3% basic pay increase flowing through to all normal allowances, scheduled attendance and overtime rates, will be introduced for weekly paid staff on the 21st February 2014. For monthly paid staff these increases will apply from the 28th February 2014.

• The above mentioned increases are backdated to the 1st April 2013. All back pay due from these increases will also be paid to weekly paid staff on the 21st February 2014 and monthly paid staff on the 28th February 2014.

• The additional increase to overtime rates over 10 hours is backdated to the 1st April 2013 and any back pay due from this will also be paid on the 21st February 2014 for weekly paid staff and the 28th February 2014 for monthly paid staff.

This part of the Agreement was designed to eliminate the shortfall between the hourly overtime rate over 10 hours and the national standard hourly rate for the grade. It has now been confirmed that this increase applies to all CWU Grades where this shortfall currently exists, including MGV Drivers for whom overtime rates after 8 hours until now were based on OPG rates.

• The Agreement also provides for improvements in SA holiday pay in Royal Mail core operations and these increases are also backdated to the 1st April 2013. However, as these require individual calculation, payroll has advised that the arrears will take some further time to arrange and a payment date will be notified shortly.

In notifying CWU Branches, Representatives and members of these proposed payment dates, it must be remembered that these are dependent on the ratification of the Agreement in the current ballot.

VOTE YES TO ENDORSE THE GROUNDBREAKING AGREEMENT"
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Re: If it's a yes vote when will we get our backpay?

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stephen500 wrote:Thanks to Mahmood Ali (Member of the Pec for this info) "CWU- Communication Workers' Union (UK)
AGENDA FOR GROWTH AGREEMENT – PROPOSED PAY ARRANGEMENTS

In the event of a yes vote in the ballot we have been discussing with the company the earliest opportunity for implementing the pay increases and back pay due.

Given that the ballot concludes on the 5th February 2014, the company has now confirmed that subject to ratification of the Agreement the following pay arrangements will be implemented:

• The 3% basic pay increase flowing through to all normal allowances, scheduled attendance and overtime rates, will be introduced for weekly paid staff on the 21st February 2014. For monthly paid staff these increases will apply from the 28th February 2014.

• The above mentioned increases are backdated to the 1st April 2013. All back pay due from these increases will also be paid to weekly paid staff on the 21st February 2014 and monthly paid staff on the 28th February 2014.

• The additional increase to overtime rates over 10 hours is backdated to the 1st April 2013 and any back pay due from this will also be paid on the 21st February 2014 for weekly paid staff and the 28th February 2014 for monthly paid staff.

This part of the Agreement was designed to eliminate the shortfall between the hourly overtime rate over 10 hours and the national standard hourly rate for the grade. It has now been confirmed that this increase applies to all CWU Grades where this shortfall currently exists, including MGV Drivers for whom overtime rates after 8 hours until now were based on OPG rates.

• The Agreement also provides for improvements in SA holiday pay in Royal Mail core operations and these increases are also backdated to the 1st April 2013. However, as these require individual calculation, payroll has advised that the arrears will take some further time to arrange and a payment date will be notified shortly.

In notifying CWU Branches, Representatives and members of these proposed payment dates, it must be remembered that these are dependent on the ratification of the Agreement in the current ballot.

VOTE YES TO ENDORSE THE GROUNDBREAKING AGREEMENT"
VOTE NO