Year End bonus or New Year pay rise?

[brighton rock]

0o/o and no bonus this year

 

[blue2]

I work for the NHS : the only reward i expect is the gratitude from my grateful patients.

Same here no pay rise in how many years still at least we are still in jobs

 

[Spicy]

I work for the NHS, the only thing I expect is to pay at least another 1% of my salary into my pension on top of the 1.5% extra I have paid since April. Rumours of a 1% payrise though, which is nice after nothing for 2 years.

I have heard about the 1% as well but the notice we got about it was so confusing no one understood it. Am just going to wait and see.

 

[nevergoagain]

Won't find out for sure till March but no chance, the floods this year have put paid to that.

 

[See-Goals]

I have heard about the 1% as well but the notice we got about it was so confusing no one understood it. Am just going to wait and see.

Another NHS employee here of the HR variety. We will be lucky with 1%, the pay review evidence suggests no increase is required!

It's probably because of our gold plated contracts.

 

[little al]

Just got my Christmas bonus yesterday in Novembers pay, company doing very well and last year I god a good pay rise (20%), and the company has done even better in the last year, and is already looking good for next year, so January's pay rise will be interesting.

 

[clippedgull]

Just got my Christmas bonus yesterday in Novembers pay, company doing very well and last year I god a good pay rise (20%), and the company has done even better in the last year, and is already looking good for next year, so January's pay rise will be interesting.

You must be a pro footballer!

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Just got my Christmas bonus yesterday in Novembers pay, company doing very well and last year I god a good pay rise (20%), and the company has done even better in the last year, and is already looking good for next year, so January's pay rise will be interesting.

Oil rigs? No wonder the price of fuel is so expensive.

 

[blue and white stripes45]

I'm just counting down the 52 months and 2 weeks before I can retire with my GOLD PLATED ! pension

You have heard of the phrase 3 score and 10?

 

[blue and white stripes45]

Just got my Christmas bonus yesterday in Novembers pay, company doing very well and last year I god a good pay rise (20%), and the company has done even better in the last year, and is already looking good for next year, so January's pay rise will be interesting.

A Palace fan with a job? i`m not avin that

 

[Camicus]

NO pay rise and no bonus here. Last year my boss brought everyone a case of beer as I dont drink I got a 6pk of coke cheap bugger

 

[HalifaxSeagull]

Not had a pay rise in 3 years+, not even cost of living adjustment, so effectively, had a pay cut each year. Fact of life for the majority of us, unless you have trade union representation, or public sector gold plated contracts. No point getting fed up, it won't change anything, it would be nice to get an Xmas bonus, but again, not seen one for some years now.

Gold plated public sector contracts?! Pay freezes for the last 2 years and for the foreseeable, a freeze on experience / skill based increases and pension contributions up from 11% to 14% staged over the next 3 years! Certainly not gold plated!!

 

[Superphil]

Gold plated public sector contracts?! Pay freezes for the last 2 years and for the foreseeable, a freeze on experience / skill based increases and pension contributions up from 11% to 14% staged over the next 3 years! Certainly not gold plated!!

I said, if you're on one of the gold plated public sector ones, wasn't suggesting they all are. Likewise index linked indestructible public sector and civil service pensions, the sort of thing I can only dream of.

 

[tgretton87]

Payrise early in the year + 2% standatd cost of living. Although the staff Xmas meal has been cut this year it would appear either that or there leaving it late to announce it.

 

[Beach Hut]

I said, if you're on one of the gold plated public sector ones, wasn't suggesting they all are. Likewise index linked indestructible public sector and civil service pensions, the sort of thing I can only dream of.

I don't need to dream about them

 

[Superphil]

I don't need to dream about them

Lucky bugger. I have a friend who has worked for a London Borough for all his working life, he'll be a higher rate income tax payer when he gets his pension when he retires in a couple of years.

 

[Beach Hut]

Lucky bugger. I have a friend who has worked for a London Borough for all his working life, he'll be a higher rate income tax payer when he gets his pension when he retires in a couple of years.

I know,I am very lucky so just hang around doing the same job marking time at present

 

[pasty]

What's a pay rise ?

 

[blue and white stripes45]

I know,I am very lucky so just hang around doing the same job marking time at present

Thats why this country is in the shit

 

[Beach Hut]

Thats why this country is in the shit

What a load of crap, the pension fund I am in is 100% funded and contributions are far higher than average which is what they should be.

Shows you know very little about this