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Employer contributions not increasing
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Thanks so much everyone, fantastic advice!
It's really reassuring that I'm not off the mark to be unhappy about this. A straw-poll of the people around me in the office suggests that this is not common knowledge (but is now!).
I'll write to them, and point this out. I have scans of every letter I've had and my contract so I can show that I wasn't told about this.
At the very least they can hopefully make it clearer for people in the future, and fingers crossed they'll back-pay what I missed.0 -
Trade union?
Grievance procedure?0 -
Do you have to remind them when payday comes around every month?
Utter nonsense, probably an excuse to try and cover up incompetence but possibly a malicious attempt to save money.0
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