Manning Gaps?
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MPN, I have just two items remaining, a woolly pully and a used pair of gloves. Sold my last pair for £15.
They can't even get the document right:
There is no closing date for applications; stn boards will routinely assess and process applications throughout the year.
Closing date: The closing date for applications is: 31/03/2018
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Also assorted SD Hats of various vintage, some well-faded old-pattern DPM, OG lightweight trousers [with shrunken waistbands], Gloves [black NI + Officers brown leather + those old 'combat gloves' with the leather fingers. Offers in excess of £437 considered.
I'm keeping my green wettie trousers, as they're useful when power-washing
" The concept envisages individuals with previous service registering with the unit and being held on the books pending an opportunity."
"VeRR terms allow up to 90 paid days per year."
I do not have access to AP 3392 so I do not know if being at the stations beck and call, to be paid " up to" 90 days a year is
worth it. How will it affect other employment activities?
I suppose it is to cover such things as " Pregnant persons leave " which I understand is the correct term these days.
"VeRR terms allow up to 90 paid days per year."
I do not have access to AP 3392 so I do not know if being at the stations beck and call, to be paid " up to" 90 days a year is
worth it. How will it affect other employment activities?
I suppose it is to cover such things as " Pregnant persons leave " which I understand is the correct term these days.
I don't own this space under my name. I should have leased it while I still could
MPN, Gloves NI, aka Paddy Wackers. Gloves, combat, aka Cold/Wet, worked exactly as advertised, very cold when they got wet. One part of my DPM went to Zenezual and the other to Italy. My No 5 to a museum at Manston.
I don't own this space under my name. I should have leased it while I still could
Wonder why only 4 stations.
I do know someone, retired from Shrivenham to north of Scotland and commutes to Shrivenham as a consultant including expenses.
I do know someone, retired from Shrivenham to north of Scotland and commutes to Shrivenham as a consultant including expenses.
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I wonder if anyone who has posted on this thread is either serving or even close to being in the frame to take up this option. The most prolific poster (as usual) certainly isn't. I am, but have no interest in rejoining whatsoever.
Yet another thread hijacked by the usual miserable old.......
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Yet another thread hijacked by the usual miserable old.......
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I wonder if anyone who has posted on this thread is either serving or even close to being in the frame to take up this option. The most prolific poster (as usual) certainly isn't. I am, but have no interest in rejoining whatsoever.
Yet another thread hijacked by the usual miserable old.......
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Yet another thread hijacked by the usual miserable old.......
S-D
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No. If there's any pension benefit it will be accrual to the PEN15 scheme, which will eventually pay out when you retire. Apples and pairs I'm afraid.
I don't own this space under my name. I should have leased it while I still could
S-D, accepted. Must admit, had I been available and recently retired, and of course close enough, then it could be attractive.
The real issue is availability. Virtually anyone who has not fully retired would not really be available from employment for 4 months in the year. Unless of course they were otherwise unable to find employment.
The real issue is availability. Virtually anyone who has not fully retired would not really be available from employment for 4 months in the year. Unless of course they were otherwise unable to find employment.
