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Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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Morethan16KG
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Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

Post by Morethan16KG »

How much would you expect to get from an EVR package for 20 years with RM ?
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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I's difficult to say without knowing your age and what kind of money you're on now.
Service over the age of 41 is worth 50% more when it comes to working out your VR package.
0.5 weeks’ Pay for each full year of service where age during year less than 22
1.0 weeks’ Pay for each full year of service where age during year is 22 or above, but less than 41
1.5 weeks’ Pay for each full year of service where age during year is 41+

and multiplied by 3.75.
........Is the quick and dirty formula but other factors can apply.
Take professional advice.
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Morethan16KG
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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I'm 45...with 26 years service
Morethan16KG
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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£372 basic pay
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

Post by Robtor »

Just over 20k then.
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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Morethan16KG wrote:I'm 45...with 26 years service
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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3 Years at 0.5 = 1.5 weeks

19 years at 1.0 = 19 weeks
4 years at 1.5 = 6 weeks

total = 26.5weeks * 372 = 9858 * 3.75=

36967.5


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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:3 Years at 0.5 = 1.5 weeks

19 years at 1.0 = 19 weeks
4 years at 1.5 = 6 weeks

total = 26.5weeks * 372 = 9858


Extremely rough calculations - go to HR before making a financial decision.
Times 3.75.
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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fishtank wrote:
TrueBlueTerrier wrote:3 Years at 0.5 = 1.5 weeks

19 years at 1.0 = 19 weeks
4 years at 1.5 = 6 weeks

total = 26.5weeks * 372 = 9858


Extremely rough calculations - go to HR before making a financial decision.
Times 3.75.
I pressed POST to early - amended
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
I pressed POST to early - amended
Premature execution, It happens, over-excitement probably. :whistle
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Morethan16KG
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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Thanks everyone for your posts. I will def check it out before agreeing too ;)
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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I'm nearly 54 yrs old :left: 25 yrs in service how much roughly would I get,can't work it out myself thanx :thumbup
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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bluealbert wrote:I'm nearly 54 yrs old :left: 25 yrs in service how much roughly would I get,can't work it out myself thanx :thumbup
sttarted at 29 so thats 12 years at 1 weeks wage and 13 at 1.5

31.5 weeks @ 372 = 11718

multiplied by 3.75 = £43942.5

but don't take as gospel get a better figure from HR
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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Are these figures based on the employee being a FT contract from Day One of joining RM or not ?
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Re: Early Voluntary Redundancies - 20 years

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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
bluealbert wrote:I'm nearly 54 yrs old :left: 25 yrs in service how much roughly would I get,can't work it out myself thanx :thumbup
sttarted at 29 so thats 12 years at 1 weeks wage and 13 at 1.5

31.5 weeks @ 372 = 11718

multiplied by 3.75 = £43942.5

but don't take as gospel get a better figure from HR
Cheers for that :thumbup finding the job harder as I get older