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The Masked Geek
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So what does JPA suggest the payrise is then?
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Mightierthan
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My HR guru has worked mine out to be 2.7%
Does that include X factor or any change from Low to High ?
What rank are you and what payscale - higher or lower?
No X factor included in those figures. The increase to the higher pay band is not showing at the moment, but I wouldn't expect it to until after the 1st.
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wingmong
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Are you sure about your figures a level seven Cpl gets £28458.50
DT_Xtremez_25:, unless you are a shinny who gets the higher pay band which I am sure you are not because shinneys can read otherwise they wouldn't be on the higher level!!Are you sure about your figures a level seven Cpl gets £28458.50
Those figure are minus X factor.
Why? Or is this all a spoof?
Mightierthan
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X-factor is 14% of basic pay, up to Wg Cdr, for regular and FTRS. However, there's no guarantee that it will remain 14% come 1 Apr...
bombdasand
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rubbish! no pay rise yet.
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Dangerousdave1972
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Does this mean we are not getting one?:S
8:15fromOdium
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Latest from the Press Association http://www.google.com/hostednews/ukpress/article/ALeqM5g-2v5yPJ9BZZl3TJihc3NF0vl_XA:
This statement decoded:
"no decisions yet" = "We've lost the paddles, the canoe has loads of holes in it and we're in the middle of a South Atlantic storm!"
"Government is considering the recommendations " = "How do we tell the public we've spent it all on Fred Goodwin, Tony McNulty, and the 2:15 at Sandown?"
"will make an announcement in due course" = "We are praying for a huge natural disaster/terrorist attack/the second coming"
This statement decoded:
"no decisions yet" = "We've lost the paddles, the canoe has loads of holes in it and we're in the middle of a South Atlantic storm!"
"Government is considering the recommendations " = "How do we tell the public we've spent it all on Fred Goodwin, Tony McNulty, and the 2:15 at Sandown?"
"will make an announcement in due course" = "We are praying for a huge natural disaster/terrorist attack/the second coming"
Drill Instructor
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I think the government were hoping that Jade Goody would go on a weekday so they could slip a pay freeze or cut in under the radar. Now she died during the weekend they are struggling for a bad news day.
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The Masked Geek
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Not quite sure how you got a connection between that dying and bad news.
Unless you had today on the sweepstake in which case, unlucky.
Unless you had today on the sweepstake in which case, unlucky.
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Rob
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DT_Xtremez_30:Have to say I agree. I Think the government are simply taking their time because they haven't figured out a way to say "F$%K YOU" politely.
I'm not expecting great things, will another kick in the teeth be all it takes to start the next round of PVR's?
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Bucc Boy
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On my resettlement, so well chilled and taking it easy.........but, updating myself on the thread and it hit me that we are due a pay rise in 1 week and we still don't know what it is!
Can anybody remember the days when you had managers with leadership, people you respected, people you knew were looking out for you and had your best interests at heart?
It all seems so long ago!! Worse than a joke now me's thinks!
Can anybody remember the days when you had managers with leadership, people you respected, people you knew were looking out for you and had your best interests at heart?
It all seems so long ago!! Worse than a joke now me's thinks!
As already mentioned in this post it'll be interesting to see if they start spouting "inflation busting" pay rises in comparison to RPI when for years they've used CPI as the benchmark. As RPI today was 0% and CPI hit 3.2% would we take that as a decent pay rise? I notice many private sector workers already on the war path saying that public sector workers should be prepared to accept low or no pay rises due to the current economic climate - funny thing is I didn't hear them saying that we should be getting better pay rises when times were good and they were raking it in whilst we were getting royally shafted!