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Collegue shares ill health retirement
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Farmer18
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Collegue shares ill health retirement
Just a quick question regarding the collegue shares payment that might be paid out next year. I was retired with ill health in May this year, will I still be entitled to my payout if we do get one ? 
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wayoutman
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Re: Collegue shares ill health retirement
im in a simular position.
have not acted yet but i believe emailing HR would be a good starting point.
have not acted yet but i believe emailing HR would be a good starting point.
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fishtank
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Re: Collegue shares ill health retirement
The previous ihr/colleagueshare payments were always made on the basis of what they were worth at the point of leaving...that's why some who left in september last year got £1400.
As the value of the shares was nil when you left i would doubt you will receive anything even if a miracle happens and they have any value next year.
However...if the CWU manages to turn the business position around over the colleagueshares and gets us some kind of payout this year...you may be in with a shout.
As the value of the shares was nil when you left i would doubt you will receive anything even if a miracle happens and they have any value next year.
However...if the CWU manages to turn the business position around over the colleagueshares and gets us some kind of payout this year...you may be in with a shout.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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Debbie
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Re: Collegue shares ill health retirement
[quote="fishtank"]The previous ihr/colleagueshare payments were always made on the basis of what they were worth at the point of leaving...that's why some who left in september last year got £1400.
I left on iHR in october last year and only got about £300, not what I was told I would get.
I left on iHR in october last year and only got about £300, not what I was told I would get.
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wayoutman
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Re: Collegue shares ill health retirement
cheers FT, not exactly what i wanted to hear but you do seem to put a logical edge on things.