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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: raywilb on 25 June 2015, 22:39:55
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twelve year ago a builder I worked for went into liquidation. at the time I never thought I would get anything as I only had been on the books about 4 mths. though I,d been labour only for 2yrs. all the lads told me they all had been informed that they were to receive £930. the solicitor dealing with it all rang me to tell me to also put a claim. at the time when I received my payment it was double the amount £1860. Last week I opened a letter from the redundancy payment . it told me that they were sorry but at the time my payment had been calculated wrong. straight away I presumed the wanted money back. however I was underpaid & they now owe me , +interest & minus tax £ 21. 84p :y
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Result................... :y :y
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bank it and celebrate :D
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Are you after suggestions as to how to spend your windfall ?
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Are you after suggestions as to how to spend your windfall ?
it,s not quite a gallon of johns smiths :y
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:o Some of the lads at work have just had a (very) longstanding pay dispute settled with the council , the result ? some of them walked away with a cheque for over (gulp) 10K !! :o
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:o Some of the lads at work have just had a (very) longstanding pay dispute settled with the council , the result ? some of them walked away with a cheque for over (gulp) 10K !! :o
Well...if you don't get your differentials right, and then try to argue about it for years, you (council tax payers) are gonna end up with a big bill. Birmingham, the biggest council in the country, end up with a bill for millions and millions, all because they thought it was okay to pay women less than men for doing the same job.
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The compensation should come from the pension funds and sale of assets of the councillors who stood for public office, but didn't know about the equal pay act, imo. :)