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NHS Pension - 1995 Section - delaying retirement
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Do you still retain your long service leave if you do that or do you lose it?crv1963 said:
Our trust actively encourages retire and return, basically I retired returned to the same post, same team, same pay scale and employment rights. Only differences to was I had to have the compulsory 24 hour break in service so retired 30 April returned 2 May, got a new payroll number and of course if I ever get made redundant my reckonable pay is from when I started this ne contract due to AfC rules over claiming pension and redundancy.0 -
The handbook states on sickness absence and I think this rule counts for all long service benefits.NaughtiusMaximus said:
Do you still retain your long service leave if you do that or do you lose it?crv1963 said:
Our trust actively encourages retire and return, basically I retired returned to the same post, same team, same pay scale and employment rights. Only differences to was I had to have the compulsory 24 hour break in service so retired 30 April returned 2 May, got a new payroll number and of course if I ever get made redundant my reckonable pay is from when I started this ne contract due to AfC rules over claiming pension and redundancy.
” 12.5 On returning to NHS employment, a previous period or periods of NHS service will be counted towards the employee’s entitlement to sickness absence, where there has been a break or breaks in service of 12 months or less”
See section 12 here - https://www.nhsemployers.org/publications/tchandbook1 -
Yes, same terms and conditions including long service.NaughtiusMaximus said:
Do you still retain your long service leave if you do that or do you lose it?crv1963 said:
Our trust actively encourages retire and return, basically I retired returned to the same post, same team, same pay scale and employment rights. Only differences to was I had to have the compulsory 24 hour break in service so retired 30 April returned 2 May, got a new payroll number and of course if I ever get made redundant my reckonable pay is from when I started this ne contract due to AfC rules over claiming pension and redundancy.CRV1963- Light bulb moment Sept 15- Planning the great escape- aka retirement!1
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