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Old 25th Nov 2006, 13:56
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Got my (RN) log-in this week. Pay statement has appeared, showing a positive amount . Will now wait to see if said amount can get to my bank.....
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Old 27th Nov 2006, 18:57
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Disturbance Allowance

Anyone else had their disturbance allowance taxed in Nov paypacket? It seems someone pressed the wrong button again! Nicely timed, just as the Christmas shopping starts...
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Old 27th Nov 2006, 19:32
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Originally Posted by formertonkaplum
Anyone else experienced (at the end of November ready for Xmas), the re-claiming of incorrectly paid advances?
There is a JPA operational bulletin out that covers this issue. It seems that if you owe £200, or less, it is being reclaimed from Novembers pay. If you owe more than £200 they will reclaim £200 from Nov's pay, and the rest, in full, from Decembers pay.
Now I know everyone puts over issues into a high interest account and doesn't spend it, however this is still insensitive timing what with the Christmas shopping to do etc.
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Old 27th Nov 2006, 19:35
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Originally Posted by ANAPROP
If you owe more than £200 they will reclaim £200 from Nov's pay, and the rest, in full, from Decembers pay.
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No, sorry......my approx £8.5K overpayment was clawed back at 4 days gross this month....just another 20 or so months to go!!!

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Old 27th Nov 2006, 20:00
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Anybody surprised that disturbance allowance is now paid in monthly "pay runs" as against the within 3 days for most claims. Miss the pay run because you can't input outside the days to do and you end up not getting it until the end of the following month. Incur expense for a move but don't get it till later ! Where did I read that JPA would speed things up and make our allowances more accessible ?
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Old 27th Nov 2006, 23:41
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The £200 mark sounds correct. We all had an email from a shiny in Fleet today stating that most of the RN had not paid enough Tax....pretty much all of us paid £200 short of what we would normally be expected to pay. E-Mail went on to state that the wonga would be recvered next month.
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Old 28th Nov 2006, 02:59
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Originally Posted by vecvechookattack
The £200 mark sounds correct. We all had an email from a shiny in Fleet today stating that most of the RN had not paid enough Tax....pretty much all of us paid £200 short of what we would normally be expected to pay. E-Mail went on to state that the wonga would be recvered next month.

So Vec,
Your post seems to refer to something originally posted by ANAPROP regarding advances, or didn’t you read that far down. Your issue seems to be coincidental in that it’s the same amount of money. Spooky eh?
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Old 28th Nov 2006, 07:04
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Well, it works for me. That £200 is going straight into the Mini cash ISA and will earn me a couple of bob whilst I wait for JPA to sort it out....free money - Result.
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Old 28th Nov 2006, 08:07
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Originally Posted by sarsteph
Anyone else had their disturbance allowance taxed in Nov paypacket? It seems someone pressed the wrong button again! Nicely timed, just as the Christmas shopping starts...
To be fair, they've noticed it and reckon it'll be paid back in a suplementary pay run by the end of the month. I'm morre vexxed with whoever forgot to tick the box for my GHY for all of September; didn't turn up in October's slip, I spoke to PSF and they admitted the mistake, but it still hasn't appeared. It's a long way from the north end of the Empire to the Swindon college of knowledge, so a month's mileage basedallwance would be nice...
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Old 28th Nov 2006, 08:32
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Originally Posted by TMJ
, I spoke to PSF and they admitted the mistake, but it still hasn't appeared.
Chinese walls, DPA and all that. JPAC will not discuss with PSF.
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Old 29th Nov 2006, 16:03
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Taxed Disturbance Allowance

[quote=TMJ;2990483]To be fair, they've noticed it and reckon it'll be paid back in a suplementary pay run by the end of the month.

Credit to JPA (for once ) - they have delivered on the promise; I've just seen the notification that the incorrect tax will be repaid on payday at end of Nov.
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Old 30th Nov 2006, 09:18
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And now the Marines in 'stan have to re-pay over-paid allowances. telegraph report

"The morale of Royal Marines serving on the front line in Afghanistan has plummeted after a £3,000 allowance was deducted from their wages following a "dreadful blunder" by Royal Navy administrators."

"A Navy spokesman said it was "regrettable" that an error had been made when pay chiefs had incorrectly made briefings on pay allowances two years ago.

The new system was designed to simplify allowances and ensured Navy personnel were treated in the same way as RAF and Army."

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Old 30th Nov 2006, 13:56
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Originally Posted by airborne_artist
And now the Marines in 'stan have to re-pay over-paid allowances. telegraph report

"The morale of Royal Marines serving on the front line in Afghanistan has plummeted after a £3,000 allowance was deducted from their wages following a "dreadful blunder" by Royal Navy administrators."

"A Navy spokesman said it was "regrettable" that an error had been made when pay chiefs had incorrectly made briefings on pay allowances two years ago.

The new system was designed to simplify allowances and ensured Navy personnel were treated in the same way as RAF and Army."
Hmm, my reading of the article was that they're not getting a wedge they were told they were going to get, rather than they've been paid and now have to give it back. Looks like a traditional admin cockup (pusser's cockup as it's the Naval Service?) rather than directly related to JPA.
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Old 30th Nov 2006, 15:22
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Angry Thats not all......

As a former member of handbrake house I hoped that I'd be paid my final pay and gratuity for 15 years service no probs! Our survey said NO! The JPAC have taken £2500 off me, haven't paid my gratuity and are refusing to talk to me about it all! An advance for resettlement has gone for a burton and this callsign is now severly out of pocket!!!! Argh! This is all the thanks I get!
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Old 30th Nov 2006, 15:33
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Just a heads up to all you folks trying to sort stuff about back pay thru your PSFs... had an issue with GYH for a few months now, handbrake finally sorted it and was confident the backpay would appear in November's packet. GYH for nov appeared, but not the arrears. Now appears that, with the RN joining the fray, the limit for JPA automatically working out what you should have been paid is Nov 1st. Anything else has to be submitted thru psf to JPAC
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Old 30th Nov 2006, 15:37
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Originally Posted by pba_target
Anything else has to be submitted thru psf to JPAC

That'll be through all those clerk posts that have been disestablished to fund JPA and the JPAC then
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Old 2nd Dec 2006, 07:55
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Angry What a Surprise!!



I have not been paid!!! 1st RN pay run and no money, I shouldn't be surprised after the catalogue of farcical errors listed on this thread.
No Chrimbo in my house!! (only joking, I made sure cash flow situation could cover the inevitable)

Anyone else suffer the same?
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Old 2nd Dec 2006, 08:34
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I made sure cash flow situation could cover the inevitable
And how many less sensible than you have been caught out by Uncle Scrooge's hand on the tiller of JPA?
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Old 2nd Dec 2006, 08:39
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Originally Posted by swampy_lynx_puke

I have not been paid!!! 1st RN pay run and no money, I shouldn't be surprised after the catalogue of farcical errors listed on this thread.
Anyone else suffer the same?
First of al my sympathies Swampy but at least through the light blue experience of JPA you were given warning to put a bit aside...

Just to let you know so you can work to a timescale for perhaps when your probs may be ironed out I got paid correctly this month and with the flying pay I was owed...This is the first time since April it's happened and they even phoned me to tell me it was sorted which incidently was the first time I ever got a call back from my couple of dozen calls to them...

I suppose I should get all gushy now and praise them for finally getting it right in time for Christmas but lets face it, if I had a choice of systems/companies to pay me I would have changed suppliers in June when my faith of this system totally ran out.

In the event that you run to the same time path as me you'll be sorted by June 07...
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Old 2nd Dec 2006, 08:56
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Appalling that you had to 'put some money aside' - 'just in-case'. Get a Grip MoD - It is the year 2006, not 1845, why should the the most dedicated people in the UK be so utterly shafted! In this century, Technology transfers funds at the speed of light, why oh why does it take 6-9 months for glitches to be sorted!
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