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CheshireGuy2017
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Post by CheshireGuy2017 »

Hi all.I was employed by Royal Mail from 1994-2003.I applied for EVR in 2003.Worked in a factory for a number of years and am now unemployed.I would like to reapply to join Royal Mail what are my chances having took EVR? Would appreciate any advice.Thanks.
baldrick
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Post by baldrick »

Did you take EVR (Early Voluntary Retirement), ie retired from RM with a RM pension, or VR (Voluntary Redundancy), ie leaving RM with just a redundancy lump sum payoff?
If you are receiving a RM pension you would not be able to take up permanent employment with RM again, though you might be employed as a casual or agency temp.
If you only got a redundancy lump sum you can apply to be employed again 2 years after leaving. Most vacancies in delivery are now part time now though.
PHARRY
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Post by PHARRY »

How do you apply for Early voluntary retirement ?
baldrick
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Post by baldrick »

PHARRY wrote:How do you apply for Early voluntary retirement ?
You wait for RM to offer it, then apply and if there are more volunteers than slots it will depend on seniority.
robbertwhitton
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Post by robbertwhitton »

Speak to your Dom who will ignore you,me and another guy keen to go after 36 years,or job share but nothing yet,just sit tight and voice your interest I guess unless e Mail some other manager or director vin charge of something