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Anyone have the answer

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Ted the dog
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Anyone have the answer

Post by Ted the dog »

My last day was Sunday retirement due to ill health
Anybody know why my lump sum was £2000 more than pilon
I thought it would be a lot more
Thanks
P13
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Post by P13 »

Ted the dog wrote:
30 Dec 2024, 13:56
My last day was Sunday retirement due to ill health
Anybody know why my lump sum was £2000 more than pilon
I thought it would be a lot more
Thanks
Ihr is 16 weeks pay and pilon is 12 weeks pay
Cichlid
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Post by Cichlid »

IHR is 16 weeks lump sum and 12 weeks PILON now. Used to be 34 weeks lump sum before the new agreement.
Perseus
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Post by Perseus »

Did no one (CWU etc) go over the numbers with you beforehand?
2chorizon
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Post by 2chorizon »

Also iirc under the new agreement, any long term sick pay you took should be minused from the IHR payout.
Ted the dog
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Re: Anyone have the answer

Post by Ted the dog »

Been off for 10 weeks had 3 o/h appointments it was decided that I was unable to work for Royal Mail due to my condition
No one from the union during the process made any contact
about any sums on offer regarding ill health retirement