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It depends exactly what was on the form and what exactly was on the advert.my salary is only 9000 but I have a 2000 housing allowance
hi,PaperPusher wrote:Hello
It depends exactly what was on the form and what exactly was on the advert.my salary is only 9000 but I have a 2000 housing allowance
The review is unlikely to be successful on this salary anyway, it may not even be national minimum wage, although you have said that this is an example. What are the real sums? And what job would you do? What does the advert say about benefits?
If you are comfortable with it, please give more details.
Also, they can refuse on additional points at the review stage than were initially mentioned.
In a nutshell, you are unlikley to get it if you have been offered more than on the advert. Please remember that there is a separate box on the form for any allowances.
Regards
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RegardsReview requests are currently taking up to 4 weeks to decide. We have taken steps to reduce the backlog of cases on the Reviews Team and hope to have resolved this by the end of November.
PaperPusher wrote:Did the form have the total salary of £32,000 in the salary box, with no benefits listed in the allowances box? What is the £7,000 allowance for?
Any allowances should be listed separately from the salary on the WP1 form.
Your employer may hear back soon. A review is free at least. They have to withdraw the review to re-apply when a review is awaiting a decision.
Your employer may have a problem if they are changing what they are saying you would get from a salary of £32,000 with no allowances on the form, to a salary of £25,000 with £7,000 allowance in the review request. They are two different situations.
If I saw an advert that said "excellent benefits", I would think that it could be many things such as flexible working, generous leave, pension scheme, bonus scheme, on site gym, or a company car.
The review is also not supposed to have new information. A new salary is new information.
it is hard to give a definite answer. If the review is unsuccessful the employer could then reapply.
Reviews are taking longer than 2 weeks at the moment it appears.
RegardsReview requests are currently taking up to 4 weeks to decide. We have taken steps to reduce the backlog of cases on the Reviews Team and hope to have resolved this by the end of November.
PaperPusher wrote:Did the form have the total salary of £32,000 in the salary box, with no benefits listed in the allowances box? What is the £7,000 allowance for?
Any allowances should be listed separately from the salary on the WP1 form.
Your employer may hear back soon. A review is free at least. They have to withdraw the review to re-apply when a review is awaiting a decision.
Your employer may have a problem if they are changing what they are saying you would get from a salary of £32,000 with no allowances on the form, to a salary of £25,000 with £7,000 allowance in the review request. They are two different situations.
If I saw an advert that said "excellent benefits", I would think that it could be many things such as flexible working, generous leave, pension scheme, bonus scheme, on site gym, or a company car.
The review is also not supposed to have new information. A new salary is new information.
it is hard to give a definite answer. If the review is unsuccessful the employer could then reapply.
Reviews are taking longer than 2 weeks at the moment it appears.
RegardsReview requests are currently taking up to 4 weeks to decide. We have taken steps to reduce the backlog of cases on the Reviews Team and hope to have resolved this by the end of November.
Good news and happy your employer was willing to go through the hoops to get this done. Some of them get weary after a first refusal.ericbilboa wrote:Just an update
I've got my workpermit
We filed a new application separating the salary and my housing allowance...
Thanks for the help