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Just had my EVR letter
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mclovin
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Just had my EVR letter
46 weeks pay is the offer.
Screw that for a lark.
Make the opening offer at 30K and i'll think about sitting at the table.
Screw that for a lark.
Make the opening offer at 30K and i'll think about sitting at the table.
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baldrick
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
For how many years service is that?mclovin wrote:46 weeks pay is the offer.
Screw that for a lark.
Make the opening offer at 30K and i'll think about sitting at the table.
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shimmyrule
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
if i was you- take it, cause what theyre doing prob wont go through.mclovin wrote:46 weeks pay is the offer.
Screw that for a lark.
Make the opening offer at 30K and i'll think about sitting at the table.
up and down the country, folk are being "offered" evr, only to find out its not been agreed, or done through proper procedures.
Our boss tried, and almost got away wi getting rid of 10 part timers, for about 4 grand each, instead of 10 senior men, at 30 grand each.
id say sign it, copy it, and send it off, now, because one guy did, in our office, and hes gonna sue, cause of the cock up- royal mail said it was a mistake,and is now not getting evr,
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mclovin
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
13 years service.
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baldrick
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
46 weeks money won't last very long.shimmyrule wrote:if i was you- take it, cause what theyre doing prob wont go through.mclovin wrote:46 weeks pay is the offer.
Screw that for a lark.
Make the opening offer at 30K and i'll think about sitting at the table.
up and down the country, folk are being "offered" evr, only to find out its not been agreed, or done through proper procedures.
Our boss tried, and almost got away wi getting rid of 10 part timers, for about 4 grand each, instead of 10 senior men, at 30 grand each.
id say sign it, copy it, and send it off, now, because one guy did, in our office, and hes gonna sue, cause of the cock up- royal mail said it was a mistake,and is now not getting evr,
It might be worth taking it if you have another job lined up, or you don't need an income.
But it will be hard finding another job at present, and you might regret leaving RM in 12
months time, when the money has run out.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
46 weeks for 13 years - thats crap - excuse my language. I get made redundant from HMF 13 years ago and I got over £40K then of which £28K was redundancy and that was considered good as it was just over 2 years basic pay for me.mclovin wrote:13 years service.
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resperin
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
that sucks, a guy at my office got about 20k for leaving royal mail when they got rid of the walks a few years ago, he only did 5 years service previous to getting the evr. a year later hes back working at the same office
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mclovin
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
Those were my sentiments to a tee.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:46 weeks for 13 years - thats crap - excuse my language. I get made redundant from HMF 13 years ago and I got over £40K then of which £28K was redundancy and that was considered good as it was just over 2 years basic pay for me.mclovin wrote:13 years service.
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madelin4
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
Well, what about when the MTSF is changed?????? Then you will only get what the woolworths staff got! The minimum and thats it!! There has been talk MTSF to change in Jan 2010. 
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NWpostie
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
wonder what would you get for 21 years ? 
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Punk
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
I received the EVR letter a few weeks back now, it came with a booklet in which you could roughly calculate how much you might receive
It came to 23K for me with 20 years service.
It came to 23K for me with 20 years service.
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Glorious Wolverhampton area
Glorious Wolverhampton area
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k979aaa
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
67.5 weeks at a good guess min and 104 weeks max.NWpostie wrote:wonder what would you get for 21 years ?
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NWpostie
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
Just worked it out based on my basic wage, as I drive a 600, quite an impressive sum.k979aaa wrote:67.5 weeks at a good guess min and 104 weeks max.NWpostie wrote:wonder what would you get for 21 years ?
I will have to think about it, right now is not quite a good time to go, there is no job to go to yet.
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mondeoman
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
All this seems pretty good to me,I was made redundant in 2005 from a small engineering firm after 17 years. I was paid outTrueBlueTerrier wrote:46 weeks for 13 years - thats crap - excuse my language. I get made redundant from HMF 13 years ago and I got over £40K then of which £28K was redundancy and that was considered good as it was just over 2 years basic pay for me.mclovin wrote:13 years service.
the goverment max of around £250 per week for every year of service up to the age of 40,then around £350 for every year after the age of 40,I was 43 then.So I got about £5000 !.My weekly wage at that time would have been £400 a week!
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mclovin
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Re: Just had my EVR letter
How do they calculate 46 weeks wages? On basic or last years total salary?