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Ihr timescale?

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Anyone experience this recently
Been told by oh assist im eligible for ihr

wondering how long roughly till it goes through?
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Re: Ihr timescale?

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Once you have been told by OH that you meet the criteria for IHR the process is pretty quick. Don't be surprised if it happens within a month. Make sure you keep badgering your DOM and ask OH to send you copies of every meeting/ phone call.
Take the money and run pal, that's my advice and I will see you in a few years time when we are all suing the company for health related issues, just like the miners when the Tories destroyed their industry.

Good luck, I left on VR , after 32 years, 6weeks ago and wouldn't go back if they paid me double,
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Re: Ihr timescale?

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Cool thanks, I've a huge file with every note and conversation so should be fine.

Reckon by the way the winds blowing the Dom will want me out asap.
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Re: Ihr timescale?

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spiderj wrote:Cool thanks, I've a huge file with every note and conversation so should be fine.

Reckon by the way the winds blowing the Dom will want me out asap.
Good luck mate,I hope it all works out for you,from a fellow ex squaddie.
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Re: Ihr timescale?

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Cheers fella
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Re: Ihr timescale?

Post by Bishbashbbosh »

If it's been agreed and you and the DOM are in agreement, it can take less than a week
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Good good,.thank you
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Re: Ihr timescale?

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If you accept IHR, are there any restrictions on taking future employment elsewhere, once you've left?
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Re: Ihr timescale?

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Silly Sarah wrote:If you accept IHR, are there any restrictions on taking future employment elsewhere, once you've left?

Only having glanced through the agreement I can't see anything in principle against this, but as with most cases involving health/EA its better to get advice from either the Union or someone with a background in employment law/HR. You can in fact ecven having gone through IHR apply for a job with RM later, but they give no time limits on it.
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Re: Ihr timescale?

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Your only gubbed if you get immediate pension

If like me you get ihr lump sum and no pension your are understood to be able to retrain eventually or recover

But study the wording as it really matters.

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Re: Ihr timescale?

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If you're taking IHR with lump sum, there's nothing at all stopping you from getting another job elsewhere straight away. I know someone who got new employment 2 weeks after taking IHR.
However if you want to return to RM within a certain timescale(off hand I can't remember how long), you may have to pay some of the money back.
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Re: Ihr timescale?

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Is there set criteria you have to meet, to be offered or to apply for IHR?
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Sergeant Blast wrote:Is there set criteria you have to meet, to be offered or to apply for IHR?
You need to be incapable of doing the job anymore.
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Re: Ihr timescale?

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RobertT wrote:
Sergeant Blast wrote:Is there set criteria you have to meet, to be offered or to apply for IHR?
You need to be incapable of doing the job anymore.
medically of course. There are progression options for those that are intellectually incapable. :whistle
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Re: Ihr timescale?

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If you're no longer capable of doing your normal delivery role, can you be forced to do a similar role (ie collections) or have to accept reduced hours? I have arthritis and feel my best option is IHR.