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Break in service = new entrant question

Equality · 2012-10-30 19:30:47

Many years ago, when the salary changes were introduced in 1995, the rule was that a break of service of six months or more changed a teacher over to the post 1995 salary scheme. Is this time frame of six months still correct, for those who hold pre-2011 rights and who do not want to become post 2011 'new entrants' in…

30-10-2012 7:30pm

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Many years ago, when the salary changes were introduced in 1995, the rule was that a break of service of six months or more changed a teacher over to the post 1995 salary scheme.

Is this time frame of six months still correct, for those who hold pre-2011 rights and who do not want to become post 2011 'new entrants' in terms of salary, allowances and pensions?

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#2 30-10-2012 8:31pm

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It may have been more useful for you to await the answer to this question before answering threads talking about it as if you know the answer?

All I can say is that I missed a year and still went on the old pay scales. However that was two years ago now so perhaps it has changed.

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#3 31-10-2012 10:25am

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From what I understand, it does not affect payscales but a six month break in service does affect pension.

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