EXACTLY!! Anybody with useful information should be posting it on here for EVERYONE to see instead of keeping it within one unit and whinging about 'somebody claiming credit for another persons work'.
Exactly !! I refer the Honourable Gentleman to a previous post (reproduced below)
SOME PENSION FIGURES TO CONSIDER
To get a perspective on what the current pension proposals might mean to you in the future, consider where you would stand today if these proposals had been introduced during the last recession, 18 years ago, in 1990.
£29888 - maximum ATCO2 (MACC/ScACC) pensionable salary in 1990
£73777 – maximum ATCO2 (MACC/ScACC) pensionable salary in 2008 (a rise of 147%)
79% - The amount RPI rose between 1990 and 2008
96% - The amount RPI+0.5% rose between 1990 and 2008
£58580 – The amount of pensionable salary you would have today if pensionable salary had been restricted to RPI+0.5% (as is proposed under the pension restructure)
£15197 – The reduction of your pensionable salary from what your contract of employment said when you joined and what you would get now.
£49184 – Your projected pension in 2008 based on your terms and conditions in 1990 and retiring on 2/3rds annual salary
£39053 – Your actual pension after pegged to RPI+0.5%
£10131 – Your annual loss of pension based on 2/3rds final pensionable salary
20.6% - The percentage cut in your pension due to RPI+0.5% peg
£844 – The monthly amount (at todays prices) that you would lose on your future pension.
All figures are projected and based on published NATS salary scales and published Government RPI figures. Correct as of September 2008.
Has anyone circulated this round their units yet ? Can anyone drop in their own 1990+2008 figures for ATSA2+4, Engineers ATCE2+4 and ATCO1-3 pay ?
Top-of-scale (non WM, BS etc, basic pay)
ATCO3 Edinburgh - 1990/£24566 = 2008/£.....
ATCO2 Gatwick - 1990/£32327 = 2008/£....
ATCO2 LATCC - 1990/£33621 = 2008/£....
ATCO1
ATSA2
ATSA4
ATCE2
ATCE4
I'm sure you will be interested to work out your own relative percentages.