Hi does anybody know if we are getting a pay rise this year and if so how much.
Its gone very quiet in this subject as it is under a month to go.
In the pay deal I think it was 2.3% dependant on inflation. But with inflation flat I don't know if we will get one this year.
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Pay rise 2015
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tansorboy
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Re: Pay rise 2015
It is 2.8% and has already been budgeted for, apparently....I expect there will be a pay freeze for the next three years.
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Judgee
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 2262
- Joined: 23 Oct 2007, 15:18
Re: Pay rise 2015
Letter to Branches
To: All Branches with Postal Members
Dear Colleague
ROYAL MAIL GROUP PAY – APRIL 2015
All postal Branches, Representatives and members will be aware the third year pay increase is due in April 2015. In our agreement this was specified at 2.8%, although there was the potential for either party to trigger a review of this if inflation over the period January 2015 to March 2015 was either 0.5% higher or lower than 2.8%. In January inflation stood at 1.1%.
This week a meeting took place with the Chief Executive and it became clear the company was considering triggering the review clause. We explained that whilst we recognised they could trigger a review, it was crucial they took into account the overall situation, particularly the efforts of CWU members in continuing to embrace change and improve efficiency, often in difficult circumstances. The company stated they would consult their Board and reflect on the situation.
I have now received a letter from the Chief Executive confirming that the company will pay the 2.8% in full. This will also flow through to overtime, Scheduled Attendance and allowances, including London Weighting.
Given the uncertainty over the review clause, the company has advised there will be a short delay in the programming of their payroll systems and the pay increase will be implemented mid April, backdated to the first week in April.
I am sure CWU members will recognise this represents a good outcome and that in recent years whilst many workers have suffered pay freezes, we have continued to deliver on pay.
Please ensure the content of this LTB is circulated to workplaces. Any enquiries on the above LTB should be addressed to the DGS (P) Department.
Yours sincerely
Dave Ward
Deputy General Secretary (P)
To: All Branches with Postal Members
Dear Colleague
ROYAL MAIL GROUP PAY – APRIL 2015
All postal Branches, Representatives and members will be aware the third year pay increase is due in April 2015. In our agreement this was specified at 2.8%, although there was the potential for either party to trigger a review of this if inflation over the period January 2015 to March 2015 was either 0.5% higher or lower than 2.8%. In January inflation stood at 1.1%.
This week a meeting took place with the Chief Executive and it became clear the company was considering triggering the review clause. We explained that whilst we recognised they could trigger a review, it was crucial they took into account the overall situation, particularly the efforts of CWU members in continuing to embrace change and improve efficiency, often in difficult circumstances. The company stated they would consult their Board and reflect on the situation.
I have now received a letter from the Chief Executive confirming that the company will pay the 2.8% in full. This will also flow through to overtime, Scheduled Attendance and allowances, including London Weighting.
Given the uncertainty over the review clause, the company has advised there will be a short delay in the programming of their payroll systems and the pay increase will be implemented mid April, backdated to the first week in April.
I am sure CWU members will recognise this represents a good outcome and that in recent years whilst many workers have suffered pay freezes, we have continued to deliver on pay.
Please ensure the content of this LTB is circulated to workplaces. Any enquiries on the above LTB should be addressed to the DGS (P) Department.
Yours sincerely
Dave Ward
Deputy General Secretary (P)
Union what Union? Do we have a union?
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k979aaa
- Posts: 12578
- Joined: 03 Sep 2007, 19:14
- Gender: Male
- Location: THE NORTH
Re: Pay rise 2015
Bloody good job they are going to pay it as I would have expected a strike ballot at the very least and would have gone out everyday till they paid it!